Capture the whole webpage
Turn a scrolling webpage into a full-page screenshot, or capture just the part you need. Annotate, redact and save PNG, JPEG or WebP files on your device.
Full-page screenshot guideQuick start
Capture, annotate, redact, compare and download from one browser extension. Every local tool is free.
Free tools. Your images stay with you.
Turn a scrolling webpage into a full-page screenshot, or capture just the part you need. Annotate, redact and save PNG, JPEG or WebP files on your device.
Full-page screenshot guideEncrypt an image, file or note with AES-256-GCM and carry it inside a PNG with noise or a public cover picture. Unlock it in your browser with the password.
Image encryption guideProtect with a password
Encrypt an image, file or note with AES-256-GCM and carry it inside a PNG with noise or a public cover picture. Unlock it in your browser with the password.
Choose an image and a strong password in the extension. On the website, you can also protect files or text.
Send the downloaded ZIP or PNG as a file. Send the password separately.
The recipient unlocks it here, without an account or extension.
Can I send it as a photo?Experimental recovery after JPEG compression. Resizing is not supported. Sending the original PNG or ZIP as a file is safest.
The toolkit
Pin SnapSeal App to your browser toolbar, then click its icon to take your first screenshot.
Open SnapSeal from the browser toolbar and choose Whole page, Visible, Select or Crop. Open the result to edit, copy, download or protect it.
Save a scrolling page, visible tab, selected element or custom region.
Add arrows, notes and shapes. Hide sensitive details before you send an image.
Reopen recent captures and compare versions side by side, overlaid or as a diff.
Encrypt an image, file or note with AES-256-GCM and carry it inside a PNG with noise or a public cover picture. Unlock it in your browser with the password.
Protection creates a separate encrypted file. It does not delete or lock the original image or its copy in extension history.
We cannot reset the password or decrypt the file for you. If the sender still has the original image, they can create a new protected copy.
Yes. A recipient who knows the password can view, download or copy the unlocked image. Password protection is not a restriction on what they do afterward.