MarkShot

Screenshot, annotate, done.

Capture any web page — what you see, a selected area, or the entire scrolling page — then point, box, highlight and blur, right in your browser. No account. Nothing leaves your device.

Free forever plan · No sign-up · Works offline

The MarkShot editor annotating a captured dashboard with an arrow, highlight, text and a red box

Everything you reach for a screenshot tool for

One keyboard shortcut from capture to annotated image on your clipboard.

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Full-page capture that actually works

Scrolls and stitches the whole page — sticky headers and scrollbars removed automatically, so nothing repeats.

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Visible area or exact region

Grab the viewport with one click, or drag to select precisely the part you need. Keyboard shortcuts for all three modes.

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Full annotation — free

Arrows, rectangles, ellipses, highlighter, freehand pen, text, and crop. Undo and redo included. No paywall on the basics.

Blur what's private

Pixelate emails, names, keys, or faces before a screenshot goes anywhere. It's baked into the image, not a removable layer.

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Copy or download instantly

One click to the clipboard for Slack and email, or download as PNG / JPG — with WebP, AVIF, SVG and PDF in Pro.

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Private by architecture

Capture and editing run entirely inside your browser. No uploads, no account, no telemetry. Your screenshots are yours.

Simple pricing

The free plan is genuinely useful, forever. Pro adds the power-user extras.

Free

€0
  • Visible, region & full-page capture
  • All annotation tools, unlimited
  • Blur / redact
  • Copy to clipboard
  • PNG & JPG export
Add to Chrome
PRO

MarkShot Pro

€3 / month · yearly option at checkout
  • Everything in Free
  • WebP, AVIF, BMP, SVG & PDF export
  • License works across your browsers
  • Support an independent developer
  • High-res local video recording — coming
  • One-click redaction presets — coming
Get Pro
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The only network request MarkShot ever makes

…is validating your license key when you activate Pro — and that's it. Screenshots are captured, edited and saved entirely on your device. Read the two-minute privacy policy.