How to Capture Your Screen in Chrome

Capture Area lets you manually select a specific region of the screen to capture. Capture Screen takes a screenshot of the currently visible part of the browser, exactly what you see in the viewport at that moment. Capture Full Page automatically scrolls through the entire webpage and combines all sections into one complete image. The Capture Full Page extension includes all three modes and opens every screenshot in a built-in editor, where you can add annotations, highlights, text, step numbers, and export the result as PNG or PDF.

Yes. Capture Full Page allows you to capture only the actual webpage content, without the browser interface such as the address bar, tabs, or bookmarks bar, and without operating system elements. Whether you use Capture Area, Capture Screen, or Capture Full Page, the extension focuses only on the web content itself. This makes it easy to create a clean full page screenshot without the address bar or any browser UI. After capturing, the screenshot opens in the built-in editor where you can annotate, highlight, or add text. You can then save it as PNG, export it as PDF, or copy the screenshot directly to the clipboard for instant pasting into emails, documents, chats, or task managers.

Yes. You can export a screenshot as PDF in Chrome using the Capture Full Page Chrome extension. After capturing with Capture Area, Capture Screen, or Capture Full Page, click the PDF button in the built-in toolbar to generate a PDF file, including all annotations such as arrows, text, highlights, and step numbers. To create a full page screenshot as PDF, use the Capture Full Page mode, which automatically scrolls and captures the entire webpage. The PDF is generated locally in your browser and saved to your Downloads folder.

After capturing with Capture Area, Capture Screen, or Capture Full Page, the screenshot automatically opens in the built-in screenshot editor. Use the toolbar to draw with the pencil tool, add arrows, rectangles, highlights, text labels, or numbered steps. You can choose colors using the RGB, HSL, or HEX picker with an eyedropper tool, adjust line thickness, zoom in for precision, and use Undo or Redo at any time. Once finished, you can save the annotated screenshot as PNG, export it as PDF, or copy it directly to the clipboard.

Yes. Capture Screen captures at your display's native resolution automatically. On Retina and HiDPI screens, the resulting image is sharp and detailed without any additional configuration. The captured image dimensions match your actual screen pixels.

Yes. After capturing the visible screen, click Copy in the toolbar to send the screenshot (with any annotations) to your clipboard. Then paste with Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac) into Gmail, Slack, Teams, Notion, or any other application that accepts images.