Full Screen Capture Plus

Tag et billede af et vilkårligt område eller hele siden, rediger det, og eksportér som PNG eller PDF.

Full Screen Capture Plus takes a proper screenshot of a web page — the whole scrolling page, one specific element, or a region you drag — then hands it to an editor where your annotations never get baked in. CAPTURE THREE WAYS • Full page — scrolls and stitches the entire page into one image. Sticky headers and cookie banners appear once, where they belong, instead of repeating down the image. • Element — hover to highlight the card, table or section under your cursor, use the arrow keys to walk up to its parent or into its children, then click. Elements taller than your screen are scrolled and stitched automatically. • Selected area — drag a box with a live pixel readout, then copy straight to the clipboard or open it in the editor. AN EDITOR THAT LETS YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND Most screenshot tools paint your annotations into the pixels the moment you draw them. Place an arrow slightly wrong and your only option is undo. Here, every annotation stays a live object. Click to select it, drag to move it, drag a handle to resize it, change its colour or size, or delete it — twenty edits later if you like. Cropping and rotating are view settings too, so you can reset a crop without losing your markup. TOOLS • Freehand draw, arrows, boxes, ellipses, highlighter • Text labels and numbered step badges for walkthroughs • Pixelate and solid censor bars for anything sensitive • Crop (reversible), rotate, flip • Full undo and redo, with keyboard shortcuts EXPORT AND KEEP Copy to the clipboard, save a PNG, or export a PDF. Your recent captures are kept in a built-in library with thumbnails and page titles, so you can reopen and re-edit one later. PRIVATE BY DESIGN The extension makes no network requests at all. There is no account, no sign-in, no analytics, and no server. Your screenshots are created in your browser, stored in your browser, and never transmitted anywhere. It requests no host permissions, so it has no standing access to any site — it can only act on a tab after you explicitly click it.