Capture the whole page — even the parts that scroll.
Capture X takes pixel-perfect screenshots of full webpages, scrollable areas inside a page, or any selected region. Annotate, blur, copy, print, or export to PDF, JPG, and PNG — all inside Chrome, all for free.
One extension, every kind of screenshot
Capture X was built around one idea: you should never need three different tools to capture, edit, and share what's on your screen.
Full-page scrolling capture
Capture an entire webpage from top to bottom, automatically stitched into one seamless image — no manual scrolling, no joins, no gaps.
Scrollable sub-areas
An exclusive feature: capture a scrollable region inside a page — chat windows, code blocks, embedded tables — as one complete image.
2× HD capture
Export full-page screenshots at double resolution, so text stays crisp in documentation, presentations, and print.
Annotate & markup
Crop, draw arrows, add text, highlight key areas, and apply mosaic blur to hide sensitive information — directly in the built-in editor.
Save as PDF, JPG or PNG
Convert any screenshot to a PDF for free, or save it locally as a JPEG or PNG. Extra-long pages can be auto-split into multiple parts.
Copy, print or upload
Copy a screenshot straight to your clipboard, send it to your printer, or upload it to Google Drive with one click.
Three clicks from page to picture
Click the icon
Capture X stays dormant until you click its toolbar icon — it never runs in the background and never collects your data.
Choose a capture mode
Pick full page, visible area, a selected region, or a scrollable sub-area. The extension scrolls and stitches everything automatically.
Edit and export
Crop, annotate, or blur in the editor, then copy to clipboard, print, upload to Drive, or download as PDF, JPG, or PNG.
Your screenshots stay yours
Capture X requests only the minimum permissions it needs, activates only when you click it, and does not collect, sell, or transfer your data. Everything is processed locally in your browser. Read the full Privacy Policy.
No data collection
The developer has publicly declared on the Chrome Web Store that the extension does not collect or use your data.
No background activity
The extension does not run by default. It activates only at the moment you click the icon, and stops when you're done.
Minimum permissions
Capture X asks only for the permissions strictly required to take a screenshot of the page you are viewing.
Learn to capture like a pro
Step-by-step tutorials on screenshots in Chrome — written for beginners, useful for everyone.
How to take a full-page screenshot in Chrome (3 methods)
Compare Chrome's hidden built-in tool, DevTools, and a one-click extension — and learn when each method works best.
Read the guide →How to screenshot a scrollable area inside a webpage
Chat threads, code blocks, embedded tables — capture inner scrolling regions that normal screenshot tools miss.
Read the guide →How to convert a webpage screenshot to PDF
Turn any page — even an extra-long one — into a clean, shareable PDF without paid software.
Read the guide →How to annotate and blur sensitive info in screenshots
Arrows, highlights, text labels, and mosaic blur — make screenshots clearer and safer before you share them.
Read the guide →Frequently asked questions
Is Capture X really free?
Yes. All core features — full-page capture, scrollable-area capture, 2× HD export, annotation, mosaic blur, and PDF/JPG/PNG export — are free to use.
Does Capture X collect my browsing data?
No. The extension only runs when you click its icon, requests minimum permissions, and the developer declares on the Chrome Web Store that it does not collect, sell, or transfer your data.
Can it capture very long pages?
Yes. Capture X scrolls the page automatically and stitches everything into one image. For extra-long pages it can also auto-split the result into multiple parts so files stay manageable.
What is a "scrollable area" capture?
Some pages contain regions that scroll independently — a chat window, a code block, or an embedded table. Capture X can scroll-capture just that inner region and merge it into one complete image, a feature most screenshot tools don't offer.
Which formats can I save in?
You can save screenshots as PNG or JPEG, convert them to PDF, copy them to the clipboard, print them, or upload them to Google Drive with one click.
Which languages does it support?
The interface is available in 31 languages, including English, Urdu, Arabic, Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, and more.
How do I report a bug or request a feature?
Visit the contact page or email the developer directly. Feedback regularly shapes new releases.
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