Full-page screenshots, screen recording, whole lists at once
Capture a full page, a region, or what's on screen; mark it up with arrows, text, blur, redaction and crops; then export it as an image, a PDF whose text stays selectable, or an offline copy of the page. It also records your screen with tab audio, and can work through a list of pages in one run. Everything runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
A browser extension that captures web pages and lets you mark them up in the same window. It runs in your browser: nothing is uploaded, and no account is needed to use it. It isn't on the Chrome Web Store yet.
How it works
Most tools like this upload the page to a server, do the work there, and send a file back. That means your work, your customers' pages and your internal dashboards pass through a machine you don't control.
Capture doesn't do that. Stitching, OCR, PDF composition and video encoding all run in your browser, offline if you like.
What that means
Nothing leaves the browser unless you export it yourself. Captures are stored in your browser profile.
Capture, annotate and export happen in the same place, so there's no file to finish off in another tool.
Single-page capture and the editor are free, with no watermark and no daily limit.
One capture, start to finish
Four steps, one window. None of them touch the network.
The page scrolls itself a viewport at a time, with sticky headers and floating widgets held out of frame.
Each shot is composited onto one canvas. Pages taller than a canvas can hold are split into segments rather than cut off.
The result opens in the editor: arrows, text, blur, redaction, crop, shapes, stamps and frames, with undo and a saveable project.
PNG, JPEG, WebP, BMP, TIFF, or a PDF whose text is still selectable and whose links still work. Several formats in one pass.
What's in the box
What the extension does today.
Where the work happens
The extension has no upload endpoint for captures, and everything it needs is bundled, so it works offline. The one network call it makes is to check whether your account has premium.
Pricing
Capturing a page and editing it is free, with no watermark and no daily screenshot count. Premium lifts the limits on the rest.
$0
No account required.
See pricing
Unlocks everything above in Capture.
Where it's up to
Capture is the first Eofent tool. What comes after it isn't decided yet.
What they'll have in common: the work stays on your machine, and a free tier that covers the everyday case. Each one is priced on its own.
Full-page capture, annotation, recording and list runs for Chrome. Built and in testing.
In development
The listing, then Firefox and Edge builds and more languages.
Next
Not decided yet. Another job the browser can do on its own, kept local.
Not announced
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