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Screenshot & Annotate - Blur & Full Page Capture

The free Chrome extension GoFullPage users switch to when they need to annotate or blur sensitive info. Full-page capture, 10 annotation tools, one-click redaction — no uploads.

Features

Four capture modes: visible area, full page, region, or DOM element
10 annotation tools including arrows, text, shapes, and freehand draw
Blur tool to redact sensitive information before sharing
Full undo/redo history for annotation edits
Export to PNG, JPG, or copy directly to clipboard
Adjustable color, stroke width, and font size per tool

Use Cases

Chrome's built-in tools can't annotate screenshots, and sharing screenshots with sensitive info visible is a privacy risk.

Capture and annotate bug screenshots with arrows and text for developer tickets
Take full-page screenshots of web designs for client presentations or reviews
Blur sensitive information (emails, account numbers) before sharing screenshots
Capture specific DOM elements for design documentation without cropping
Quickly screenshot and copy to clipboard for pasting into Slack, email, or docs

Screenshot & Annotate - Blur & Full Page Capture all locally with no cloud uploads.

Free

This extension is completely free to use with all features included.

Add to Chrome - It's Free

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I capture a full scrollable page?

Yes. Screenshot & Annotate offers a full-page capture mode that scrolls through the entire page and stitches together a complete screenshot, even for very long pages.

How does the blur tool work?

Select the blur tool from the annotation toolbar, then drag over any area you want to redact. The blur is applied before saving, so the original content is never included in the exported image.

Can I copy screenshots directly to my clipboard?

Yes. After capturing and annotating your screenshot, you can copy it directly to your clipboard with one click - ready to paste into emails, documents, or chat messages.

What annotation tools are available?

There are 10 annotation tools: arrows, text, rectangles, circles, lines, freehand draw, highlighter, blur, numbering, and color picker. Each tool has adjustable color, stroke width, and font size.

Does it work on all websites?

It works on most websites. Some browser-internal pages (like chrome:// URLs or the Chrome Web Store) restrict extension access due to Chrome's security policies.