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Chrome extension for capturing website user flows

Capture user flows.
Keep every screenshot in order.

Document onboarding, checkout, or any website journey with screenshots you choose. Organize steps, add annotations, and export to PDF, PNG, or Figma.

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Your screenshots have a story. Spare them the Downloads folder. No account needed. Screenshots stay on your device.

The Snap editor showing a five-step checkout flow. The first step is annotated with a rectangle, an arrow and a text label, and a pixelated redaction hides the store logo. The floating Snap toolbar with capture mode, step count, shortcut, Snap and Finish buttons.

How it works

Three steps from page to shareable flow

  1. The Snap popup: current site, a flow name field and the Start Snapping button.
    01

    Start a flow

    Open Snap on any website, name the journey, and press Start Snapping. A small toolbar appears on the page.

  2. The toolbar's capture menu with Visible area, Selected area and Full page options.
    02

    Snap what matters

    Capture the visible area, drag to select a region, or stitch the full page. Press ⌥⇧S without leaving the page.

  3. A captured step being annotated with a red rectangle, arrow and label.
    03

    Review and export

    Reorder steps, add notes, annotate or redact, then export PNG, ZIP or PDF, or paste the flow straight into Figma.

Features

Everything a flow needs, nothing it doesn't

  • Three capture modes

    Visible area, a selected rectangle, or the full page stitched automatically, with fixed headers shown once.

  • Annotate and redact

    Rectangles, arrows and text call out what matters. Redact pixelates sensitive areas in every export. Originals stay untouched.

  • Organize the story

    Drag or use the keyboard to reorder, rename steps, add descriptions, and restore anything you remove.

  • Export anywhere

    Single PNGs at any width, a numbered ZIP with flow notes, print-ready PDF, or copy the whole flow into Figma.

  • Keyboard first

    A fixed shortcut to snap, arrow keys through steps, and shortcuts for every annotation tool.

  • Light and dark

    A calm editor in both themes, following your system or your choice, with a toolbar that stays out of your screenshots.

  • PNG
  • ZIP
  • PDF
  • Figma

PDF export

A flow document, ready to share

Download PDF turns a flow into a clean, branded document: one page per step, ready for a review, a client deck or a bug report.

  • One page per stepFlow name, step number, title and your notes, laid out on Snap's lavender gradient.
  • Annotations includedCallouts, arrows and redactions are drawn into every page. Full-page captures scale to fit.
  • Context that travelsEach page keeps its source URL as a link, with the export date and time in the footer.
  • Your size, your filePages follow the flow's export width, and the file is named after the flow.
See how to export a flow as a PDF and preview the finished document.

Local by design

Your screenshots never leave your device

Snap has no account, no cloud sync, no analytics and no AI processing. Flows are stored in your Chrome profile and encrypted at rest. You decide what gets exported and shared.

Read the privacy policy
  • Nothing uploadedNetwork access is blocked inside the extension.
  • Encrypted at restAES-GCM with a key kept in your browser profile.
  • Only when you askNo automatic captures, no keystroke or click logging.
  • Narrow permissionsactiveTab, scripting and storage. No all-sites access.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does Snap record video?

No. Snap only saves the screenshots you take, one step at a time. There are no automatic captures when you click, scroll or navigate.

Where are my flows stored?

In your Chrome profile on this device, encrypted. Export anything important before removing the extension or clearing browser data.

Can I hide sensitive information?

Yes. Draw a redaction over any area and it is pixelated in every PNG, ZIP, PDF and Figma export. Your original capture is kept unchanged in the editor.

Does it work on every website?

On normal web pages, yes. Browser-internal pages and incognito tabs are excluded. When you move to a new site, Chrome may ask you to open Snap again to grant access.

How long can a flow be?

Up to 120 steps or about 200 MB per flow. Full-page captures stitch up to 30 screens.

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Get Snap for Chrome

Install it from the Chrome Web Store and snap your first flow in a minute. No account needed.

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