Shutterbox

Full-page screenshots that work in web apps, an annotation editor, and screen recording. Everything stays in your browser.

Shutterbox captures what is on your screen and gets out of the way. CAPTURE THREE WAYS • Visible area — what is on screen right now • Selected area — drag out any region • Full page — the entire page, stitched into one image FULL PAGE CAPTURE THAT WORKS ON WEB APPS Most full-page tools assume the document scrolls. Gmail, Google Analytics, admin panels and most dashboards do not — they scroll an inner container, so those tools capture a single screenful and stop. Shutterbox finds the container that actually scrolls and stitches its whole length, keeping the app's header, sidebar and footer around the result so the screenshot still looks like the app you were using. It also handles the things that quietly ruin a stitched screenshot: retina displays and browser zoom, the browser's limit on how fast a tab can be captured, the last slice being clamped to the bottom of the page, page scrollbars, and sticky headers repeating down the image. ANNOTATE A built-in editor with pen, rectangle, circle, arrow, line and text, a pixelate tool for redacting anything that should not leave your machine, and a callout — arrow and label in a single drag, for pointing at something and saying what is wrong with it. Full undo and redo. Then copy to the clipboard or save to disk. RECORD Record this tab, an application window, or your whole screen, and get a preview you can save. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS Ctrl+Shift+S (visible), Ctrl+Shift+E (region), Ctrl+Shift+P (full page). On a Mac, Command instead of Ctrl. All rebindable at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. PRIVACY Shutterbox makes no network requests. No analytics, no accounts, no telemetry, no servers. Your screenshots and recordings never leave your computer unless you save or share them yourself. It asks for no permission to read the sites you visit — it can only touch a page at the moment you invoke it.