SnapStage — Screenshot Studio

Capture full pages, annotate, blur secrets, and export share-ready screenshots with backgrounds, frames, and social size presets.

Screenshots you'd be happy to publish. Most screenshot tools stop at "capture." SnapStage is built for the part that comes after — the part where a screenshot goes into documentation, a pull request, a changelog, a tutorial, or a launch page with your name on it. v1.0.1 changes: fix "Copy" bugs! FREE, AND GENUINELY USEFUL • Capture the visible area, a full page, a dragged region, or a single element • Full page capture stitches long pages, including lazy-loaded content • Annotate with pen, arrow, rectangle, and text • Keyboard shortcuts for everything • Copy to clipboard or save straight from a quick toolbar — no editor required PRO — $4.90 LIFETIME, NO SUBSCRIPTION Make your screenshots look like you meant it: • Backgrounds, padding, rounded corners, and shadows • Browser window frames • Social size presets for X, Open Graph, Product Hunt, LinkedIn, and slides • Blur and redact — hide tokens, emails, and customer data before you share • Numbered step badges and highlighter for tutorials • Searchable local history, so an old screenshot is never lost • WebP export WHY PEOPLE PAY FOR IT If your screenshots carry your name in public, the difference between a raw capture and a finished image is the difference between looking rushed and looking professional. SnapStage closes that gap in a few clicks. PRIVACY Your screenshots never leave your computer. SnapStage stores them locally in your browser and does not upload them anywhere. The only network request it makes is checking whether this device has Pro — a randomly generated device ID, never a license key. Note: Chrome does not allow extensions to run on chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store, or the built-in PDF viewer. SnapStage tells you when a page can't be captured instead of failing silently.