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Full-page, region & scrolling-panel screenshots with a built-in editor: annotate, blur private data, export PNG/JPG/WebP/PDF. Capture any web page the way you actually need it — then mark it up without leaving your browser. CaptureFlow goes past the usual screenshot extension. It scrolls and stitches full pages (handling sticky headers and lazy-loaded images), grabs a dragged region, or captures a single scrollable panel — a chat log, a sidebar, an embedded feed — instead of the whole window. CAPTURE - Full page, visible area, region, or a specific scroll container - Timed capture, so you can open a menu or hold a hover state first - Device presets (iPhone, Pixel, Galaxy, iPad) for checking responsive layouts EDIT — BUILT IN - Rectangle, arrow, text, highlighter, crop - Blur and pixelate to hide sensitive data before you share - Draggable handles to re-aim arrows and resize shapes after drawing - Seven fonts including cursive, with weight and size control - Undo/redo, zoom, and pan EXPORT - PNG, JPG, WebP, and PDF - Turn a long page into a scrolling GIF or APNG - Copy straight to the clipboard - Custom filename templates: {domain} {title} {date} {time} STAYS ON YOUR MACHINE Everything runs locally. No account, no sign-up, no uploads, no analytics, no servers. Your screenshots never leave your computer. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Y — full page Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+U — visible area Note: Chrome does not allow any extension to capture browser pages such as chrome:// or the Chrome Web Store.
Sep 3, 2026
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