Screenshot
Capture your screen, a window or any region, then annotate, blur sensitive areas, crop and save — entirely in your browser.
Open Screenshot →What is the Screenshot tool?
A browser-based snipping and annotation tool. Capture your whole screen, a single window, or a rectangular or freehand region, then mark it up with pen, shapes, text and blur, crop it, rotate it, and save or copy the result. Everything happens on your device — nothing is uploaded.
How to use Screenshot
- Choose a capture mode — Pick Screen, Window, Rectangle or Freehand, set a delay if you need time to arrange the view, then click New snip.
- Select a region — For Rectangle, drag the area you want. For Freehand, draw any shape and double-click to close it. The captured image appears in the editor.
- Annotate and edit — Use pen, rectangle, arrow, text, blur or pixelate to mark up or hide sensitive parts. Undo and redo any change.
- Crop or rotate — Use Crop to keep just part of the capture, or Rotate to turn it 90 degrees.
- Copy or download — Copy the finished image to your clipboard, or download it as PNG, JPG or WebP.
Frequently asked questions
Are my screenshots uploaded anywhere?
No. The capture and editing happen entirely in your browser. The tool uses your system's screen-picker and stores nothing on a server.
Why does my browser ask for screen-sharing permission?
Browsers require your permission before any page can see your screen. The tool only captures what you choose in the picker, and only when you click New snip.
Can I capture a specific window?
Yes. Choose Window mode and select the window in your browser's screen-picker.
What annotation tools are available?
Pen, rectangle, arrow, text, blur and pixelate. You can also crop and rotate the image.
Which formats can I save in?
PNG, JPG and WebP. PNG keeps the sharpest quality; JPG gives smaller files; WebP balances both.
Tips
- Use the delay timer when you need to open a menu or tooltip before the capture.
- Blur or pixelate faces, names, emails or account numbers before sharing a screenshot.
- Choose Window mode to avoid capturing your own desktop background.
- Copy straight to the clipboard to paste into a chat, document or design tool.