Screenshot any webpage

Visible tab, full page, region, element, your whole screen, or all tabs at once. Annotate, redact, beautify with wallpaper backdrops, and run OCR — then save as PNG, JPG, or PDF. 100% free, and your screenshots stay in your browser.

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  • Free, no account
  • Six capture modes
  • PNG, JPG or PDF
A whole scrolling webpage captured as one full-page screenshot in ScreenSnap

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6 modes

Capture anything on screen

Visible area, full page scroll, selected region, a single HTML element, your whole screen or a second monitor, or every open tab at once — all in one extension.

  • Visible TabCapture exactly what's on screen right now.
  • Full PageScroll-and-stitch the entire page top to bottom.
  • Select RegionDraw a rectangle around any part of the page.
  • ElementClick any DOM element to capture just that node.
  • Whole ScreenCapture your entire screen, a window, or a second monitor.
  • All TabsEvery tab in the window at once — as a ZIP of images or one combined PDF.
ScreenSnap's capture choices: visible tab, full page, region, element, whole screen and all tabs

Editor

Edit before you save

Add text labels, arrows, shapes, freehand drawing, numbered steps, highlighter, spotlight, and emoji. Blur or redact sensitive data, then crop with aspect-ratio presets. Move, resize, or re-edit anything — with undo and redo (50 steps).

  • Numbered steps
  • Highlighter
  • Spotlight
  • Redact
  • Emoji
  • Crop presets

Beautify with backdrops. Drop your screenshot onto a gradient or wallpaper for a polished, share-ready look.

Arrows, numbered steps and a highlight added to a screenshot in ScreenSnap's editor

Built-in OCR

Extract text from screenshots

One click to run OCR on your capture. 16 languages, confidence highlighting, find & replace, and CSV export for detected tables. Text is read in your browser with Tesseract.js WASM; the engine and language files download from oneclickpdf.net, so OCR needs a connection.

Need full PDF OCR? Try our web tool
Copying the text out of a screenshot with ScreenSnap's text reader

3 formats

PNG, JPG, or PDF

Choose your output format before or after capture. PDF mode includes full page-size, orientation, and margin controls — ready for print or email. Copy straight to the clipboard, or name files automatically with custom filename templates.

  • PNGSharpest for text. On Retina screens and zoomed-in pages it's made from a high-quality JPEG capture.Largest file size
  • JPGCompressed with configurable quality (0.5 – 1.0).Smaller file size
  • PDFA4, Letter, or fit-to-image. Portrait or landscape. 0 – 20 mm margins.Best for printing
Saving a screenshot from ScreenSnap as PNG, JPG or PDF

How it works

  1. Choose capture mode

    Click the ScreenSnap icon and pick: visible tab, full page, region, element, whole screen, or all tabs.

  2. Edit & annotate

    Add text, arrows, shapes, or numbered steps. Blur or redact, crop, then beautify with a backdrop.

  3. Save in any format

    Download as PNG, JPG, or PDF with configurable page size and margins.

  • In Your Browser

    All capture and editing runs in your browser. Your screenshots never leave it.

  • No Account

    Install and use immediately. No signup, no login, no email.

  • Free

    No paywalls, no premium tiers, no feature gates. Everything included.

From the makers of OneClickPDF — 59 PDF tools

A free editor, OCR and six capture modes

Of the four screenshot extensions we compared, GoFullPage and FireShot keep their editors in a paid plan, and Awesome Screenshot and Nimbus share captures through an online account. ScreenSnap captures, edits and reads text for free, and never uploads your screenshots.

ScreenSnap compared with GoFullPage
FeatureGoFullPageScreenSnap
PriceFree; editor is PremiumFree, no paid tier
Full-page captureYesYes
ExportPNG, JPEG, PDF (several paper sizes)PNG, JPG, PDF (A4, Letter, fit; portrait or landscape)
Crop and annotatePremium editorFree editor
Blur / redactNot listedFree
Region, element, whole screen, all tabsNot listedYes
Delayed captureNot listed3/5/10 s, or 1/2/5 min
OCR (copy text)Not listed16 languages (needs a connection)
PermissionsNo extra permissionsTwo install warnings (clipboard, downloads); all sites and screen capture asked for only when first used
Data collected (store listing)None declaredAnonymous usage stats; can be switched off

GoFullPage's column is from its own pages, checked October 2026. Full ScreenSnap vs GoFullPage comparison

Compared with other screenshot extensions

Privacy by design

  • All screenshot capture, editing, and OCR processing runs locally in your browser. Your screenshots never leave your browser.
  • The editor is a page of oneclickpdf.net that opens in a new tab. Your browser loads that page, and the OCR engine and language files, from our site, so editing and OCR need a connection. The screenshot is handed to the page inside your browser and is not uploaded; if the page can't be reached, the capture is saved to Downloads instead.
  • Screenshots are saved directly to your device as ordinary downloads. No cloud storage involved.
  • Capture settings are saved with chrome.storage.sync, so Chrome syncs them between your devices if you have sync turned on. The editor keeps your last colour, thickness, and backdrop in this site's local storage in your browser.
  • We collect anonymous, opt-out usage stats, sent to Google Analytics — only feature and editor-tool names, capture modes, formats, OCR language codes, the extension version, and error codes (before version 1.3.0, a short error message), never your screenshots, the text you type or extract, or page content. Turn it off any time with the "Share anonymous usage data" switch in the popup. Details are in our privacy policy.
  • No tracking across sites. No account required.

Permissions explained

From version 1.4.0, Chrome's install dialog warns about two things only: copying to your clipboard and managing your downloads. ScreenSnap works on the tab you click it on. The two optional permissions below are asked for only the first time you use the feature that needs them, and saying no just leaves that feature off.

  • activeTabCapture the tab you click ScreenSnap on, or press one of its shortcuts in. Chrome gives this for that tab only, while it stays on the same site.
  • scriptingAdd the capture script to that tab for full-page scrolling, region selection, and element picking. Nothing is added to a page until you start a capture.
  • storageSave your capture settings (synced by Chrome if you use sync) and a few items kept on your device, such as the file counter.
  • offscreenMake PDFs and ZIP files, and prepare a capture for the clipboard or the editor, in a hidden document.
  • downloadsSave captured screenshots directly to your Downloads folder.
  • clipboardWriteCopy a screenshot to your clipboard when Copy to clipboard is on.
  • alarmsRun a scheduled capture when you pick a delay of one minute or more.
  • Access to all sites (optional)Asked for the first time you use All Tabs, which captures every tab in the window, not only the one you clicked on.
  • desktopCapture (optional)Asked for the first time you use Whole Screen: shows Chrome's picker for your entire screen, another window, or a second monitor.

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