Full page
Scrolls the whole page, handles sticky headers, and stitches everything into one tall image. Best for landing pages, articles, and long documentation.
WebToolsPlanet for Chrome
The whole page. Every detail.
Capture a complete web page in one click, annotate and blur it, and export PNG, JPG, or PDF. Then inspect the CSS, colors, fonts, and contrast behind the design, all inside your browser.
Free. No signup. No watermark. For desktop Chrome.

From page to picture
A design review, a bug report, or a page worth keeping. Give it the context it needs.

Ready for wherever it goes next
Export PNG, JPG, or PDF, or copy to your clipboard. Set JPG quality, choose your filename pattern, and enable automatic downloads in Options.
Built for design feedback, documentation, and everyday sharing.

Look beyond the screenshot
Pick an element and understand how it’s styled without leaving the page.

Three ways to capture
Pick the mode that fits the job. Set your default in Options, or press Alt + Shift + S to start it instantly.
Scrolls the whole page, handles sticky headers, and stitches everything into one tall image. Best for landing pages, articles, and long documentation.
Captures exactly what is on screen right now. Best for quick bug reports, chat messages, and a single dashboard view.
Drag a rectangle around the part you need. Best for sharing one component, chart, or error message without extra clutter.
Made for real work
From a quick bug report to a full design audit, the same capture-edit-export flow applies.
Capture a page, add arrows and text, and send visual feedback that points at the exact element you mean.
Show developers what you saw. Annotate the problem, blur private data, and attach the image to an issue.
Capture full pages for guides, onboarding material, and step-by-step instructions with clear callouts.
Save a page as a PDF or PNG exactly as it looked today: pricing pages, receipts, or competitor layouts.
Inspect CSS, extract a color palette, identify fonts, and check contrast ratios while you browse.
Local by design
The extension captures, edits, and exports locally. It has no backend, analytics, or tracking, and does not upload screenshots or inspected page content.
It works on the tab you choose. Screenshots kept for the editor expire from extension storage after 24 hours. Files you download remain yours to keep or delete.
Read the extension privacy policyA few clicks to your first capture
Open the store listing in desktop Chrome and choose Add to Chrome. Review the permissions, then confirm.
Pin the extension, open a web page, and choose full page, visible area, or selected area.
Annotate, crop, or blur in the editor. Export a file or copy the screenshot to your clipboard.
Keep going in your browser
Process the files you capture with browser-based tools. Nothing is uploaded.
Shrink exported PNG and JPG screenshots before sharing.
Resize a screenshot to exact dimensions.
Crop a screenshot you already saved.
Test any foreground and background pair against WCAG.
Pick and convert colors you found with the inspector.
Build a palette from the colors you extracted.
Good to know
Yes. Capture, edit, inspect, and export without a subscription, account, or watermark.
Regular HTTP and HTTPS web pages are supported. Browser settings, extension pages, the Chrome Web Store, local files, and Chrome’s built-in PDF viewer have restrictions. Local files are blocked by default; you can enable “Allow access to file URLs” in the extension’s Chrome settings.
Full-page capture scrolls to load content and handles sticky elements. Infinite-scroll pages are capped, and the extension warns when a capture is incomplete or contains embedded frames that cannot be captured independently.
No. Capturing, editing, inspecting, and exporting happen locally. The extension has no backend, analytics, or telemetry. Screenshots retained for the editor are automatically deleted from extension storage after 24 hours; downloaded files stay on your computer until you delete them.
Yes. Options include your default capture mode, PNG/JPG/PDF format, JPG quality, filename pattern, capture delay, and automatic downloads. Alt + Shift + S starts your default capture mode.
Install the extension, open the page you want, click the toolbar icon, and choose Full page. The extension scrolls through the page, stitches the sections together, and opens the result in the editor, where you can annotate it and export a PNG, JPG, or PDF.
It is built for desktop Chrome. Chromium-based browsers that can install from the Chrome Web Store may work, but Chrome is the supported browser.
Yes. The Visual Inspector lets you pick any element to see its CSS, computed styles, and box model, extract the colors and fonts used on the page, and test text contrast against WCAG AA and AAA.
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Available from the Chrome Web Store for desktop Chrome.
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