Compare Chrome extensions: Screen Capture - Screenshot Tool vs Screenshot Full Page

Capture every detail of your web browsing experience with the screen capture extension for Google Chrome. This user-friendly and powerful tool allows you to easily take screenshots of any webpage or a specific area on your screen.

The extension features an intuitive interface that makes it easy to navigate and use, even for those who are not tech-savvy. You can capture entire web pages, specific areas, or even hidden content below the fold with just a few clicks.

The built-in editing tools allow you to crop, annotate, and add text to your screenshot, making it easy to create tutorials, highlight important information, or capture bugs.

Not only can you take a screenshot of webpages, but you can, before taking a screenshot, edit the web page to your liking. Furthermore, the snapshot can be saved in various formats such as PNG, JPG and even PDF, allowing you to share or save your snapshot for later use.

The built-in image editor allows you to hide sensitive information, highlight important parts, and even paste copied text. You can also save your screenshot to your hard drive. Download and send a snapshot to a destination in Jira, Slack, Trello, Asana, or GitHub or copy a snapshot in the clipboard for quick pasting.

The screen capture extension also offers advanced settings that allow you to customize your screenshot experience. For example, you can capture a screenshot in full-page or specific area mode and keep track of your entire screenshot history.

Overall, the screen capture extension is a must-have for anyone who needs to capture and save screenshots from the internet.

If you've just installed this extension, be sure to reload the page before taking the screenshot.