Screenshots are not only about capturing the screen: you can capture an entire scrolling page as one long image, capture just one block, and annotate with boxes, blur and text without opening another tool.
Three capture modes
Area capture lets you drag your own region; full-page capture stitches the whole scrolled page into one long image; element capture detects the block under the cursor and captures only that.
- Area: free-form selection
- Full page: stitched long image
- Element: automatic block detection
- Delayed capture for menus and hover states
Annotation and output
After capture you can annotate directly: rectangles, arrows, text, blur and numbered steps, then save as PNG/JPG or copy to the clipboard.
- Rectangles, arrows, text and blur
- Ordered numbering
- Save as PNG or JPG
- One-click copy to clipboard
Shortcuts and settings
The default shortcut can be changed in settings. Full-page capture renders very long pages in blocks, so extremely long pages take a little longer — that is expected.
- Default shortcut is customizable
- Very long pages render in blocks
- Auto-save to a chosen folder
- The editing overlay can be turned off
FAQ
Why are parts of a full-page shot blank?
Some pages lazy-load images that only appear after scrolling. Scroll to the bottom first, or use the "scroll and load before capture" option.
Do screenshots include sticky floating bars?
Full-page capture tries to remove sticky elements, but unusual page structures can leave one behind — use area capture to avoid it.