Screenshot Tool
Capture your screen, upload an image, or paste from clipboard to start editing.
Screen capture requires HTTPS. Use the upload or paste options instead.
You can also paste an image from your clipboard (Ctrl+V / Cmd+V) or drag & drop a file here.
How to Capture and Edit Screenshots Online
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Capture or Upload Your Image
Click the Capture Screen button to select a window, browser tab, or your entire screen. You can also upload an existing image file or paste directly from your clipboard using Ctrl+V or Cmd+V. Drag and drop is supported as well. - 2
Annotate with Arrows, Text, and Highlights
Use the toolbar to add arrows pointing to important areas, type text labels, or highlight sections with colored overlays. Choose custom colors and adjust stroke sizes to make annotations clear and professional. - 3
Crop and Blur Sensitive Areas
Select the Crop tool to trim your screenshot to the exact area you need. Use the Blur tool to pixelate sensitive information like email addresses, passwords, or personal data before sharing the image with others. - 4
Download or Copy the Final Image
Click Download to save the annotated screenshot as a high-quality PNG file. Use the Copy button to place it directly on your clipboard for pasting into emails, documents, chat applications, or issue trackers without saving a file first.
Common Use Cases
Bug Reports and Issue Tracking
Tutorials and Documentation
Feedback and Design Reviews
Sharing Content Safely
Why Use Our Screenshot Tool?
Taking a screenshot is only half the job. In most workflows you need to crop the image, point out specific areas, add explanatory text, or hide sensitive data before sharing. The Screenshot Tool combines capture and editing in a single browser-based interface so you can go from raw screen capture to annotated, ready-to-share image without switching applications or installing desktop software.
The built-in editor provides a full annotation toolkit: arrows for directing attention, text labels for context, freehand drawing for quick marks, highlight overlays for emphasis, and a blur brush for redacting private information. Crop your image to remove unnecessary margins, undo and redo edits freely, then download the result as a lossless PNG or copy it straight to your clipboard. Everything runs client-side, which means your screenshots never leave your device and the tool works even after the page has loaded offline.
For code-specific screenshots with syntax highlighting and custom themes, try the Code Screenshot Generator. If you need to create realistic chat conversation mockups, the ChatGPT Screenshot Generator produces convincing chat-style images. After capturing, use the Image Compressor to reduce file size before uploading to issue trackers or documentation platforms, or the Image Resizer to adjust dimensions for social media and presentations. The Photo Editor offers additional editing capabilities like filters and adjustments when you need more advanced image processing.
How It Compares
Built-in screenshot tools on Windows (Snipping Tool), macOS (Screenshot.app), and browser extensions like Awesome Screenshot or Lightshot handle basic capture well but have limited annotation capabilities. Adding arrows, text, blurred regions, and highlights typically requires opening a separate image editor like Paint, Preview, or Photoshop. The FindUtils Screenshot Tool combines capture and annotation in one step, runs entirely in the browser, and requires no installation or account.
Professional annotation tools like Snagit or Skitch offer similar features but come with licensing costs, desktop installation requirements, and often cloud-based storage that raises privacy concerns. Because this tool processes everything locally in your browser, your screenshots are never uploaded to external servers. For teams that need quick annotated screenshots for bug reports, documentation, or feedback without adding another paid subscription, the browser-based approach is faster and more accessible.