SnapShot: Full Page Capture & Editor

Capture full webpages, record screen, annotate and export to PNG, JPG, PDF or WebM.

Capture full pages, visible areas or custom selections. Annotate, crop and export to PNG, JPG, PDF or record as WebM video. SnapShot is a powerful, privacy-first screenshot and screen recorder for Chrome. Everything runs locally in your browser — no accounts, no cloud uploads, no data ever leaves your device. ━━ CAPTURE MODES ━━ ▸ Full-Page Capture Automatically scrolls the entire page and stitches every section into one seamless screenshot — even on single-page apps like Twitter, Spotify and Gmail that use custom scroll containers. ▸ Visible Area Instantly captures exactly what you see on screen in one click. ▸ Selection Capture Draw a rectangle over any part of the page to capture only that region. ━━ ANNOTATION TOOLS ━━ Open any capture in the built-in editor and annotate with: • Pen, Marker & Highlighter — freehand drawing • Shapes — rectangles, ellipses, lines, arrows, callouts • Text — add labels and captions anywhere • Counter — numbered step markers for tutorials and guides • Blur — redact sensitive information • Eraser & Crop — clean up or trim your capture • Full undo / redo history ━━ EXPORT OPTIONS ━━ • PNG — lossless, ideal for documentation • JPG — compact, great for sharing • PDF — single-page or A4 layout • WebM — screen recordings with optional tab audio ━━ SCREEN RECORDING ━━ Record your active tab with or without audio. Start, stop and the recording saves automatically as a WebM file. ━━ PRIVACY & SECURITY ━━ • 100% local — no servers, no sign-in, no tracking • No data collection of any kind • Works fully offline • All processing happens inside Chrome on your device ━━ SMART FEATURES ━━ • Hides cookie banners, popups and ads before capturing (optional) • Detects and hides fixed/sticky navigation bars during full-page scroll • Smart scroll-container detection for SPAs • Keyboard shortcuts for every tool • Zoom 10%–400% in the editor ━━ PERMISSIONS USED ━━ activeTab — to capture the current tab's content scripting — to inject the capture script into the page tabCapture — to access the tab's media stream for recording downloads — to save your screenshots and recordings storage — to remember your preferences (hide elements toggle)