CaptureKit - Full Page Screenshot & Annotate szerző: Ali Raza Arshad

Take a full page screenshot of any website in one click, mark it up with a complete editor, and save it your way — all locally in your browser. No account, no uploads, no tracking.

★ CAPTURE, YOUR WAY • Full page — automatically scrolls and stitches the entire page into one tall, seam-free image. • Scrolling screenshot ("capture more") — scroll to exactly where you want it to end, then click Done, like a phone's scrolling screenshot. • Visible area — grab just what's on screen. • Region — drag a box to capture any part of the page. • Element picker — hover to highlight any element (card, table, section) and click to capture exactly it; press ↑/↓ to widen or narrow the selection to the parent/child. • Scrollable area (NEW) — capture the full contents of an inner scroll box — a chat thread, side panel, or scrolling table — including everything hidden behind its own scrollbar. Works both vertically and horizontally, and auto-highlights the scroll container as you hover. • Timer — add a 3s or 5s delay to capture hover menus, tooltips, and dropdowns.

★ A COMPLETE ANNOTATION TOOLKIT • Draw with pen, line, arrow, rectangle, ellipse, and highlighter — with dashed lines, single/double arrow heads, and adjustable opacity. • Callouts / speech bubbles (NEW) — a rounded bubble with an editable tail that points at anything. • Emoji stamps (NEW) — one-click 👍 ✅ ⚠ ⭐ 🔥 💡 🐛 markers plus a custom-emoji input; vector-rendered so they stay crisp at any zoom. • Add text labels with Bold / Italic, a glyph Outline for busy backgrounds, and a filled Background pill for readability — plus numbered step markers (1, 2, 3…) for tutorials and bug reports. • Redact three ways: blur, pixelate, or a solid black bar. Spotlight dims everything outside a region to focus attention. • Insert an image or watermark — drop in a logo, resize, rotate, and dial down opacity; it bakes right into the export. • Crop to any size — with new presets for 1:1 / 4:3 / 16:9 / 9:16 and social cards (Twitter/X 1200×675, OG 1200×630, LinkedIn 1200×627). • Any color with a custom picker AND an eyedropper (NEW) that samples any pixel from your screenshot, plus a Recent-colors row for one-click reuse. • Select, multi-select (NEW) with marquee or Shift-click, move, resize, rotate, duplicate, copy/paste, reorder, delete. Full undo/redo. • Align & Distribute (NEW) — line up multiple shapes on any edge or space them with equal gaps. Pink snap guides appear while you drag. • Lock / Hide shapes (NEW) — pin a watermark so it can't move, or hide a shape without deleting it. • Save your tool styles as named Style Presets (NEW) — one-click reuse of your favorite color + size + opacity combinations.

★ RECENT CAPTURES • Your recent screenshots are kept locally for quick access — reopen, download, or delete them from a built-in gallery. Nothing is uploaded.

★ SAVE HOW YOU LIKE • Export as PNG, JPEG (with quality control), or multi-page PDF. • Print (NEW) — send the annotated screenshot straight to your printer. • Copy straight to your clipboard. • Choose what happens after capture: open the editor, download instantly, or copy. • Custom filename templates (e.g. capturekit-{site}-{date}).

★ MAKE IT YOURS • Light, dark, or system theme. • Toolbar as a top bar or a left/right sidebar. • Set your default capture mode, format, and quality — and it remembers your last tools. • Per-mode keyboard shortcuts. • Built-in User Guide (NEW) — a proper docs page with sections for every tool and a full keyboard-shortcut reference. Reachable from the popup, editor, and settings. • Redesigned Settings page — one-tap segmented buttons and pill switches replace every dropdown.

★ PRIVATE BY DESIGN • 100% local processing — your screenshots never leave your device. • No analytics, no trackers, no external servers, no sign-in. • Uses only the activeTab permission (no broad access to your browsing).

Perfect for bug reports, product documentation, design feedback, tutorials, saving long articles or receipts as a screenshot or PDF, and safely redacting private information before you share.