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 without leaving the tab. Nothing is uploaded, and no account is needed to use it. Out now for Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
How it works
Some tools like this send your page to a server, do the work there, and hand you a file back. Your work, your clients' pages, your internal dashboards, all through a machine you don't control.
Capture doesn't. Everything happens inside your browser.
Many shots, one file
What that means
Nothing leaves the browser unless you export it yourself.
Capture, edit and export in one place. No file to finish somewhere else.
One capture, start to finish
Three steps, one window. None of them touch the network.
The page scrolls itself while sticky headers and pop-ups are held out of frame. Anything you would rather not photograph can be deleted first.
It opens straight into the editor: arrows, text, pencil, redaction, lasso.
Any image format, or a PDF that still behaves like a document. Several at once.
Marked up in place
What's in the box
What the extension does today.
Record, then trim
Where the work happens
There is nowhere for a capture to be uploaded to. Everything it needs ships with it, so it works on a plane. The one call it ever makes is to ask whether your account has premium.
A whole list at once
Pricing
Capturing, editing, recording and exporting are free, no watermark, no account needed. Premium removes the ceilings and adds automation. Everything not listed here is free and uncapped, and daily limits reset at your local midnight. Every new account starts with 7 days of Premium, no card needed.
Where it's up to
Full-page capture, annotation, recording and list runs for Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Built, tested and released.
Released
Published, and the extension installs from there.
Live
Published, and the extension installs from there in Microsoft Edge.
Live