QuickSnap

Capture the visible tab, a selected area or a full web page, annotate it, then download it or copy it to the clipboard.

QuickSnap captures web pages and lets you mark them up before you save them. No account needed. CAPTURE • Visible tab: the part of the page you can see. • Select region: drag to choose an area. Press Esc to cancel. • Full page: QuickSnap scrolls the page for you and joins the screens into one image (pages up to about 16,000 pixels tall). ANNOTATE • Pen, highlighter, line, arrow, rectangle, ellipse and text. • Redact covers sensitive information with a solid block. Blur and pixelate are also available; they soften detail but are not a secure way to hide information. • Crop, undo and redo. SAVE • Download as PNG or JPEG, with adjustable JPEG quality. • Copy to the clipboard as a PNG image and paste it into a chat, document or ticket. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Screenshots are processed on your computer. QuickSnap has no account, no servers and no analytics, and it never uploads your screenshots. • A captured image is kept in browser storage only until the editor opens it, then removed. • Your settings (file format, file name, default color, size and tool) stay on your device. GOOD TO KNOW • Chrome does not let extensions capture browser pages (chrome://) or the Chrome Web Store. • Full-page capture shows a fixed header once, at the top, and leaves out chat buttons, cookie banners and other elements that float over the page. Panels that scroll inside a page are captured as they look on screen. • Pages that move their own scroll position or change their layout while scrolling stop with a message instead of producing an image with gaps. • During a full-page capture the page scrolls by itself; keep the tab in front until it finishes.