Screenhot - Full Page Screenshot, Annotate & Batch Capture
Overview
Full page screenshot tool. Capture, annotate, split into multiple images or batch capture all tabs. Free, private, no upload.
Tired of screenshot tools that cut off the page, ask for an account, or send your screenshots to someone else's server? Screenhot takes a full page screenshot of any webpage in one click, splits long pages into clean multiple images, and captures all your open tabs in one batch. Annotate, blur, and export. Nothing ever leaves your computer. ⭐ WHY PEOPLE SWITCH TO SCREENHOT 📄 One click, whole page. No stitching by hand. No missing footer. ✂️ Long page? Split it. Set an exact image height and get a numbered series instead of one 20,000-pixel monster. 🗂️ Twenty tabs? One batch. Screenhot captures them one by one in a side window while you keep working. 🔒 No account. No upload. No watermark. No "upgrade to unlock." 🆓 Free for everyone. 📄 FULL PAGE SCREENSHOT THAT ACTUALLY WORKS Screenhot scrolls the page, captures each part, stitches everything into one image, and puts the page back exactly as it was. Sticky headers, lazy-loaded images, and single-page apps are handled. Need only what is on screen? Visible-area capture is one click away. ✂️ SPLIT LONG PAGES INTO MULTIPLE IMAGES Slack, Notion, email, and PDFs all struggle with a giant screenshot. Choose Multiple images, set the height and overlap, and Screenhot cuts the page into a numbered series. Review every image in a thumbnail rail, download one, save all, or export a ZIP. 🗂️ BATCH CAPTURE ALL TABS OR A LIST OF LINKS Doing a website audit, a QA pass, or competitor research? Screenshot every open tab at once, or paste a list of URLs. Screenhot visits each page, captures it, and moves to the next while you keep browsing in your main window. 📱 RESPONSIVE SCREENSHOTS AT ANY SIZE See how the page looks on desktop, tablet, or mobile without touching DevTools. Pick a preset or enter any width and height. Save your own viewport presets and reuse them on every capture. Built for developers, designers, and QA testers who ship responsive websites. ✏️ ANNOTATE, BLUR, AND EDIT IN SECONDS Point at the bug with an arrow. Add a note. Draw a box around the button. Blur the email address before you share. The built-in editor has crop, text, arrows, rectangles, ellipses, highlights, freehand drawing, and unlimited undo and redo. Split captures open as one scrolling document, and the thumbnail rail follows you as you go. 💾 EXPORT THE WAY YOU NEED PNG, JPEG, or WebP. One file, separate files, or a ZIP. Control filenames, page background, and a capture delay for pages that need a moment to load. Decide whether Screenhot previews, opens the editor, or downloads right away. 🕘 CAPTURE HISTORY, STORED LOCALLY Keep your last one to ten capture sessions, grouped by website. Rename groups, delete single captures, come back later. It all lives inside Chrome on your machine. ⌨️ KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS Full page, visible area, split page, or last-used settings, each on its own shortcut. Set your own keys from Chrome's shortcut settings with one click from Screenhot. 🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No sign-up. No cloud. Your screenshots are yours. 👥 MADE FOR - Developers and designers checking responsive layouts - QA testers filing bug reports with clear annotated screenshots - Marketers saving landing pages and competitor pages - Support teams explaining steps to customers - Writers and researchers archiving long articles - Anyone who needs a full page screenshot right now 🚀 Install Screenhot, open any page, and click Capture. That is the whole tutorial.
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Details
- Version1.0.2
- UpdatedSeptember 12, 2026
- Size346KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developer
Email
daly.devs@gmail.com - Non-traderThis developer has not identified itself as a trader. For consumers in the European Union, please note that consumer rights do not apply to contracts between you and this developer.
Privacy
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- Not being sold to third parties, outside of the approved use cases
- Not being used or transferred for purposes that are unrelated to the item's core functionality
- Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes