Pluto Webshot - screenshot capture: full page, area & built-in editor

Capture any web page: the full page in one continuous image, a region you drag, or just the part you see. Then edit it right away.

Capture any web page: the full page in one continuous image, a region you drag, or just the part you see. Then edit it right away. Full page screenshots usually come out wrong because of what happens while the page scrolls, not because of the stitching. Sticky headers repeat down the image. Images that load on scroll never load. Pages that scroll inside a box instead of the document produce the same frame over and over. Pluto Webshot handles all four, so the image you get is the page you saw. Everything stays on your device. The extension makes no network requests at all, and it does not ask for access to all your websites. Highlights: - Full page capture that scrolls and stitches into one continuous image - Hides sticky headers and bars from the second frame on, and rescans every frame - Loads lazy images before capturing, so nothing comes out blank - Works on pages that scroll inside a container, common in single page apps - Drag a region, or point at a card or table and click to capture just that element - Built in editor: arrow, box, ellipse, line, pen, text, highlight, numbered steps, blur, crop - Every mark stays editable, so you can reselect, move, recolor or delete it later - Undo and redo up to 60 steps - Save as PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF, or copy straight to the clipboard - Filename patterns with date, time, page title, host and a running counter - Thai and English, switchable in settings without reloading - No host permissions, no network requests, no analytics, no remote code Your captures are kept on your device so you can reopen and edit them later. You choose how many to keep, from one to ten, or turn the history off. A single button clears them all. Files you save yourself are separate and are never touched.