Kadr - Beautiful screenshots, fullpage scrollable screenshots

Take a full page scrolling screenshot, then annotate it with arrows, text and blur — and polish it with a beautiful background.

Kadr is a full-page screenshot extension for Chrome that captures far more than your monitor can hold. Long articles, tall dashboards, endless feeds: one click and the full-page screenshot arrives in a built-in editor, ready to mark up, dress up, hand over. No account, no upload, no waiting. 📸 Four ways to capture 1. Visible area for whatever sits on screen right now, with an optional three second timer. 2. Pick an element to hover any card, table or block, then grab it with a single click. 3. Select area to drag a box, lifting only the region you actually need. 4. Full page screenshot to scroll and stitch a long document into one tall image. That last mode is why people install a fullpage screenshot tool in the first place, and it is where most of them quietly fall apart. Kadr behaves like a serious screenshot taker: it finds the real scroll container instead of assuming the window, hides sticky headers while it travels, forces lazy media to load early, then joins every frame with strict device pixel ratio math so Retina output stays sharp. 🧩 Where other tools break ➤ Sticky navigation repeated a dozen times down one long capture. ➤ Virtualized lists that drop rows before the next frame is taken. ➤ Shadow DOM widgets that hide the scrolling element from simple scripts. ➤ Lazy media that arrives as grey boxes instead of real content. Each of those is handled on purpose, which is what separates a reliable full page screenshot from a broken one. A fullpage screenshot should never ask you to retake it. For hostile layouts a high accuracy path built on the Chrome DevTools protocol takes a whole page screenshot in one pass, with no seams at all. It stays optional, so ordinary work needs no extra permission, and an endless feed can be stopped mid-run without losing what was gathered. ✏️ Annotate before you send 🖊️ Pen and highlighter, with a smooth or speed tapered nib. ➡️ Arrows in straight, tapered, dotted, hand drawn styles. 🔢 Numbered step badges that count upward as you drop them. 🔤 Text labels, shapes, emoji stickers, imported logos. 🌫️ Blur redacts faces, tokens, emails, account numbers in one pass. Redaction matters more than it looks. Teams that screenshot entire page dashboards of customer records want one pass with blur before sharing; support agents who screenshot whole page conversations want the same. Crop removes the rest, and undo reaches back as far as you need. 🎨 Decorate and make it presentable 1️⃣ Backdrops with designer gradients, solid colors, abstract art or your own picture. 2️⃣ Frame controls for padding, corner radius, soft or strong shadow, inset border. 3️⃣ Realistic macOS or Windows browser chrome, complete with an address bar. 4️⃣ True 3D tilt with a soft shadow, dragged live, reset with a double click. 5️⃣ Headline text plus caption bands, sitting above and below the shot. Beautiful screenshots used to mean a round trip through a design app. Here the entire look is one panel away; any combination can be stored as a preset, so your next full-page screenshot inherits it instantly. Ratio presets cover square, landscape, portrait, mobile, social sizes, so a full page screenshot lands sized for wherever it is heading. 💾 Export exactly what you meant - Download the finished full-page screenshot as a crisp PNG file. - Export the annotated version with marks but no frame. - Keep the original raw capture untouched for the record. - Copy straight to the clipboard, pasting into any chat. Who it suits: developers attaching a full page screenshot to a bug report, QA engineers filing evidence, designers collecting references, writers assembling step by step guides, marketers producing store imagery. Anyone tired of screen capture software that manages the visible slice and nothing below it, when a fullpage screenshot was the whole point. A scrolling screenshot of an internal admin panel is sensitive material, so nothing leaves your machine. Capture, editing, export all happen locally in your browser, with no server, no sign in, no telemetry. The screenshot grabber runs entirely on your own hardware, so a fullpage screenshot of private data stays private. 🔒 Built for daily, repeated use Works in current Chromium browsers including Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi and Opera, from version 109 upward. The interface speaks more than sixty languages, light and dark themes follow your taste, keyboard shortcuts cover every tool, plus a guided tour runs on your own image the first time you take a full-page screenshot. Install it once; let the tall stuff stop being a problem. Whether you want a quick region, a fullpage screenshot of a marketing site, or a polished hero image for a release note, every full page screenshot takes the same handful of clicks. Try it, then tell us what to build next.