True full-page capture
Scrolls the whole page and stitches it into one seamless image. Sticky headers, cookie bars and chat bubbles are handled so they don’t repeat down the page.
Free · No account · 100% local
Screenshots, captured and polished in seconds.
Capture the visible area, a selection, an entire scrolling page — or just one scrolling panel. Then annotate, blur, beautify and export, all inside Chrome.
- 3 capture modes
- 25+ editing tools
- 0 network requests
- PNG · JPEG · WebP · PDF
Everything you need
One extension, from capture to share
No bouncing between a screenshot tool, an image editor and an uploader.
Pick the scrollbar you mean
Page with a chat, a sidebar and a table that each scroll? SnapMaster highlights every scrollable area — click one and capture only that, top to bottom.
Visible area & select area
One shortcut for what you see, another to drag a box around any region. No clutter, no extra steps.
25+ editing tools
Pen, highlighter, arrows, shapes, text, numbered steps, stickers, spotlight, magnifier and a pixel ruler — every annotation stays editable.
Blur, pixelate & redact
Hide emails, names and numbers before you share. Draw a box and it’s gone — and you can still move or undo it.
Beautify in one click
Gradient backgrounds, padding, rounded corners, soft shadows and a browser or window frame — ready for docs, tutorials and posts.
Auto-copy to clipboard
Turn it on and every capture is on your clipboard the moment it’s taken. Paste straight into chat, email or a doc.
PNG, JPEG, WebP & PDF
Export in the format you need — including multi-page A4 PDFs for long pages — with your own file-name pattern.
Self-timer & history
Count down up to 10 seconds to open a menu first, then re-open, re-copy or download any recent capture from History.
Smarter full-page capture
More than one scrollbar? You choose.
Most tools scroll the page and hope for the best. When a page has a chat, a sidebar and a table that each scroll, SnapMaster highlights every scrollable area so you can point at the one you want.
- Click any highlighted area to capture it top to bottom
- Works even when the area is taller than your window
- Press Esc to cancel, or pick “Whole page”
A real editor
Mark it up. Hide what shouldn’t be seen.
Every annotation is a live layer — move, resize, rotate, restyle and reorder them, or undo as far back as you like. Blur, pixelate or redact sensitive details before you share.
- Arrows, shapes, text with backgrounds, numbered steps, stickers
- Spotlight, magnifier and a pixel ruler
- Crop, and “Cut out” the boring middle of a long page
Beautify
Make it look designed — in one click.
Drop your screenshot onto a gradient with padding, rounded corners, a soft shadow and a browser or window frame. Perfect for docs, tutorials, release notes and social posts.
- A dozen gradient backgrounds, or your own colours
- Browser and window frames with a dark-bar option
- Adjust brightness, contrast and filters too
Your workflow
Copy, save or skip the editor entirely.
Decide what happens after every capture. Copy to the clipboard automatically, save a file with your own naming pattern, keep a history — or turn the editor off and just paste.
- Auto-copy to clipboard the moment you capture
- PNG, JPEG, WebP or A4 / single-page PDF
- Self-timer, dark & light themes, default tools and more
How it works
Three steps. About five seconds.
- 1
Capture
Click the toolbar icon or press a shortcut. Choose visible, area or full page.
- 2
Polish
Annotate, blur or beautify in the editor — or skip it and let it copy automatically.
- 3
Share
Paste it anywhere, or download it as PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF.
Ctrl + Shift + SCapture the visible area
Ctrl + Shift + DSelect an area to capture
Ctrl + Shift + FCapture the full page
Private by design
Your screenshots, history and settings never leave your computer. SnapMaster makes no network requests, has no analytics and loads no remote code. Uninstall it and everything is gone.
FAQ
Questions people ask
How do I take a full-page screenshot in Chrome?
Install SnapMaster, open the page you want, and press Ctrl+Shift+F (Cmd+Shift+F on Mac) or click the toolbar icon and choose “Full page”. SnapMaster scrolls the page for you, stitches the pieces into one long image and opens it in the editor.
Can I capture just one scrolling section, like a chat window or a table?
Yes. When a page has more than one scrollbar, SnapMaster highlights every scrollable area and lets you click the one you want. Only that area is captured, from the very top of its content to the bottom — even if it’s taller than your window.
Is SnapMaster free?
Yes, completely free, with no account, no sign-up and no usage limits. If it saves you time you can optionally send a small “boost” — it is a tip and unlocks nothing.
Does SnapMaster upload my screenshots anywhere?
No. Screenshots, history and settings stay in your browser on your computer. The extension makes no network requests, has no analytics and loads no remote code. Uninstalling removes everything.
How do I hide sensitive information before sharing?
Use the Blur, Pixelate or Redact tools in the editor: draw a box over the text and it’s hidden. Because the tools are non-destructive layers, you can move, resize or undo them until you export.
What formats can I save or copy?
Copy to the clipboard as PNG, or download as PNG, JPEG or WebP. You can also export a PDF — either as A4 pages (great for long captures) or as a single page. File names follow a pattern you control.
Which keyboard shortcuts are there?
Ctrl+Shift+S captures the visible area, Ctrl+Shift+D lets you select an area, and Ctrl+Shift+F captures the full page (Cmd on Mac). You can change them at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Why does SnapMaster need access to all websites?
Chrome requires that permission to capture a tab and to scroll and stitch a page on any site you choose. SnapMaster only acts when you press a button or shortcut, and it only turns the page into the image you asked for. The privacy policy lists every permission and its purpose.
Does it work on Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers?
SnapMaster is built for Google Chrome. Chromium-based browsers that can install Chrome Web Store extensions, such as Edge and Brave, generally run it too, though Chrome is the one it is tested on.
Enjoying SnapMaster?
It’s free, and it will stay free. If it saves you time, a small boost helps me keep improving it.