Capture a page by its address
Paste a public web address and we take a screenshot of the entire page, top to bottom.
A temporary browser opens the page, takes the picture and discards it — nothing is stored. Pages that need a login can’t be captured this way; use a screenshot instead.
Paste or upload a screenshot
Press Ctrl+V anywhere on this page, drop image files here, or choose files. Add several parts and they are stitched top to bottom.
Tip: on Windows press Win+Shift+S, on Mac Cmd+Ctrl+Shift+4, then paste here. Your image never leaves your device.
Your page will appear here
Capture an address or paste a screenshot to start annotating.
How it works
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Capture the page
Paste a public web address to capture the full page top to bottom, or paste (Ctrl+V) / upload a screenshot — several parts are stitched together.
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Mark it up
Draw with the pen, highlight areas, add boxes and arrows, and stick notes where they matter.
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Hide private details
Emails, phone numbers and password fields are starred out automatically on page captures. Use Hide or the scanner for anything else.
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Save and share
Download a PNG, JPG or PDF — your drawings and notes are included in the file.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to install an extension?
- No. Everything works in your browser tab: capture, annotate and export. Nothing to install.
- Is anything saved on your servers?
- No. Your annotations and exported files stay on your device. When you capture by address, a temporary browser opens the page, takes the picture and discards it — the page and the image are not stored.
- Why can’t I capture a page that needs a login?
- The capture browser has no access to your accounts, so it only sees what a signed-out visitor sees. For private pages, take a screenshot yourself and paste it here — you can still annotate it and hide details.
- How does hiding emails, phone numbers and passwords work?
- On page captures, matching text and password fields are replaced with stars before the picture is taken. For pasted screenshots, “Hide emails & phones” reads the text in the image in your browser and covers what it finds. This is best-effort — always check the result and use the Hide tool for anything it missed.
- What file formats can I save?
- PNG (sharpest), JPG (smaller) and PDF — as one continuous page or split into A4 pages for printing.