Full page screenshots
Stitch an entire page into one image, sticky headers shown once.
Read moreScreenshot annotation for Chrome
Annotate screenshots in Chrome, without another app
Snap a page, then call out what matters with boxes, arrows and text, and pixelate anything private. Your markup travels into every PNG, PDF and Figma export.
- Free
- No account
- Nothing leaves your browser
How to
How to annotate a screenshot in Chrome
- 01
Snap the page
Open Snap on any website and press Snap, or ⌥⇧S. Capture the visible area, a selected region or the full page.
- 02
Open the editor
Press Finish. Your captures open in order in the Snap editor, ready to mark up.
- 03
Pick a tool and draw
Rectangle R, Arrow A, Text T and Redact B. Select and move with V, undo with ⌘Z.
- 04
Export or paste
Download a PNG, a ZIP or a PDF, copy a single step, or paste the whole flow into Figma. Annotations are drawn into every export.
Annotation tools
Everything you need to explain a screen
Four tools, keyboard shortcuts for each, and your original capture always kept untouched.
- RectanglesBox the button, the error or the copy you are talking about.
- ArrowsPoint from your note to the exact spot on the page.
- Text labelsWrite the comment where it belongs, not in a separate message.
- RedactPixelate emails, tokens and customer data before you share.
Use cases
Who uses it, and for what
Design reviews
Mark up a competitor’s onboarding or your own staging build, then paste the annotated flow into Figma.
Bug reports
Circle what broke at each step so engineering sees the problem, not just the page.
How to write a bug report with screenshot stepsHow-to guides
Number the clicks, label the fields and share a PDF your customers can follow.
How to create step-by-step PDF guides
FAQ
Questions, answered
How do I annotate a screenshot in Chrome?
Install Snap, open it on the page and press Snap. Press Finish to open the editor, then use Rectangle (R), Arrow (A), Text (T) or Redact (B) to mark up the capture. Export a PNG or PDF, or paste the flow into Figma.
Can I blur or hide sensitive information?
Yes. The Redact tool pixelates any area you draw over, and the pixelation is applied in every PNG, ZIP, PDF and Figma export. Pixelation hides details from casual viewing but is not a guarantee, so avoid capturing passwords or secrets at all.
Are my original screenshots changed?
No. Annotations are stored separately with each step, so the original capture stays untouched in the editor. You can move, edit or delete annotations at any time.
Can I annotate a whole flow, not just one screenshot?
Yes. Every step in a flow can have its own boxes, arrows, text and redactions, and the whole annotated flow exports together as a PDF, a ZIP or a Figma paste.
Is Snap’s annotation tool free?
Yes. Snap is free in the Chrome Web Store, with no account and no sign-up. Your screenshots and annotations stay in your Chrome profile.
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Free in the Chrome Web Store. No account, nothing uploaded.