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The lightweight, reliable way to capture pixel-perfect screenshots of any visible HTML element. Pixel‑perfect Element Screenshots 🚀 Capture any HTML element exactly as rendered — all CSS, fonts, and layout preserved. Supports elements larger than the viewport. Lightweight and library-free. Why this matters: Other tools often lose styling or fonts when capturing elements. Element Snap guarantees you get exactly what you see. What's included: ● Perfect quality — preserves 100% of fonts, styles, and layout ● Full element capture — automatically stitches oversized elements ● Live padding & margin — add custom spacing with instant preview ● Rounded corners — standard or smooth squircle (iOS-like) rounding ● Multiple export formats — PNG, JPG, WEBP, or SVG with quality control ● Theme support — Light, Dark, or System with auto-detection ● Redaction Tools — Blur, Pixelate, or cover sensitive data before sharing ● Element hiding — temporarily hide distractions with one keypress (H) ● Dim mode — reduce overlay opacity for better visibility ● Fast workflow — hover to select, then Ctrl/Cmd+Click to capture How it works: 1. Click the extension icon to activate 2. Hover to highlight the element you want 3. Adjust settings in the floating panel (padding, format, corners, etc.) 4. Ctrl/Cmd+Click to capture — or use the Capture button Customize your defaults in the extension Options page (right-click icon → Options). Built with vanilla JavaScript and zero external libraries for maximum speed and reliability.
Feb 18, 2026
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