WideSnap

Capture, edit, and export full-page screenshots with professional annotation tools

WideSnap captures full-page, visible-area, and selected-region screenshots, records active tabs or fixed selected viewport areas as WebM, and provides a local editor for annotation and export. Use WideSnap to: - capture full-page screenshots with scroll-and-stitch behavior - preserve complete scroll-responsive fixed and sticky navigation bars - capture the visible area from the popup or start region capture with its keyboard shortcut - start delayed captures with a countdown timer - record an active tab or selected viewport area at 480p, 720p, or 1080p, with optional tab audio and live pause, resume, and stop controls - trim recordings, export edited WebM or GIF files up to 15 seconds, or download the original recording - annotate screenshots with spotlight, magnifier, stamps, freehand drawing, arrows, rectangles, ellipses, text, highlights, numbered labels, measurements, crop, Smooth Blur, and Pixelate - resize and rotate annotations with precise selection controls - export screenshots as PNG, JPG, WebP, or PDF - reopen recent screenshots and retained recordings - recover editor drafts for captures you were still annotating WideSnap is local-first. Screenshot media, history, editor drafts, and capture handoff data are stored in Chrome extension storage. Video chunks and completed WebM results are stored in local IndexedDB and become eligible for cleanup after 24 hours. WideSnap does not operate a hosted backend and does not upload screenshots or recordings to a WideSnap server. Preferences and editor settings may sync through Chrome Sync. WideSnap cannot be enabled in Incognito mode. WideSnap requires Chrome 130 or later.