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Capture webpages and open them directly in AnnotateShot for quick annotation. Capture a webpage and annotate it immediately with AnnotateShot. AnnotateShot Capture connects Chrome screenshot capture with the AnnotateShot editor. Capture the visible area, a selected region, or a full page, then add clear annotations such as numbered markers, arrows, shapes, text, cursor marks, magnifier callouts, spotlight highlights, blur, and mosaic. It is designed for bug reports, product documentation, UI reviews, tutorials, and team communication where a screenshot needs more context than the image alone can provide. Features - Capture the current visible area - Select and capture a specific region - Capture a full scrolling page - Open captures automatically in AnnotateShot - Add numbered markers, arrows, shapes, text, cursor marks, magnifier callouts, and spotlight highlights - Hide sensitive information with blur or mosaic - Save the edited image or copy it to the clipboard No account is required.
Jun 12, 2026
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Languages
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