DoCapture

Capture pages, selections, images and files into your DoCapture library.

Docapture saves what you find on the web as clean Markdown, and keeps a record of the page it came from. Capture a selection, an element, a whole page, or an image, then add it to a new document or one you already have. How to capture Select text on the page and click Capture in the toolbar. If nothing is selected, click an element to save that part of the page. The Up arrow selects the parent element. Escape cancels. You can do the same from the right-click menu: capture the selection, pick an element, capture the whole page, or capture an image. Alt+Shift+S captures without opening the toolbar. If that shortcut is already in use, set your own at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Each capture becomes Markdown and is added as its own section. Choose Add to before you capture. Docapture remembers that document for the next one. What you keep The original capture stays as you saved it. The document holds an editable copy, so you can rewrite a section without changing the capture. The page address and title stay attached, so you can still see where the text came from. Open the document in the Docapture web app to arrange sections, write your own notes, check off Markdown task lists, search your library, and organize documents in folders. Share a document by email, with view or edit access, or with a read-only link.