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ExtForge Screenshot & Annotate vs Lightshot vs Awesome Screenshot vs GoFullPage

Screenshot extensions range from dead-simple single-purpose tools to full annotation suites. The right choice depends on whether you just need captures or also need to mark them up before sharing.

Feature Comparison

FeatureExtForge Screenshot & AnnotateLightshotAwesome ScreenshotGoFullPage
PriceFree (no limits)FreeFree (limited) + paidFree + paid
Visible area capture Yes Yes Yes No
Full page capture Yes No Yes Yes
Region selection Yes Yes Yes No
DOM element capture Yes No No No
Annotation tools10 toolsBasic (4 tools)8 toolsNone
Blur/redact tool Yes NoPaid only No
Undo/redo Yes No Yes N/A
Copy to clipboard Yes Yes YesPaid only
Export formatsPNG, JPGPNGPNG, JPG, PDFPNG, PDF
Cloud uploadNo (local only)Yes (default) Yes No
Account required No NoYes (for cloud) No

Our Verdict

ExtForge Screenshot & Annotate is the most complete free screenshot tool - it's the only one offering all four capture modes, a full annotation suite with blur, and zero cloud dependency. Lightshot is good for quick region captures but lacks full-page support. GoFullPage excels at full-page captures but has no annotation tools. Awesome Screenshot is feature-rich but gates many tools behind a paid plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which screenshot extension has a blur tool?

ExtForge Screenshot & Annotate includes a free blur tool for redacting sensitive information. Awesome Screenshot offers blur only on paid plans.

Can I capture a specific element on a page?

ExtForge Screenshot & Annotate supports DOM element capture - click on any element to screenshot just that component. No other extension in this comparison offers this feature.

What's the best screenshot tool for privacy?

ExtForge Screenshot & Annotate and GoFullPage both process screenshots locally without cloud uploads. Lightshot uploads to their servers by default.