Capture X began with a simple frustration: taking a complete screenshot of a webpage in Chrome required either a hidden developer command, three separate tools, or a paid app — and none of them could capture a scrollable region inside a page at all.
So we built one extension to do the whole job: capture full pages by scrolling and stitching them seamlessly, capture inner scrollable areas (chat windows, code blocks, embedded tables) that other tools miss, edit and annotate the result in a built-in editor, and export to PDF, JPEG, or PNG — all for free.
What we believe
- Privacy is not a feature — it's the default. Capture X requests only the minimum permissions it needs, runs only when you click its icon, and does not collect, sell, or transfer your data. Everything is processed locally in your browser.
- Core features should be free. Full-page capture, scrollable-area capture, 2× HD export, annotation, mosaic blur, and PDF conversion — all included, no paywall on the basics.
- Software should speak your language. The extension is translated into 31 languages, from English and Urdu to Japanese and Portuguese.
Capture X today
Capture X is used by more than 10,000 people and holds a 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 145 reviews on the Chrome Web Store. It's developed and maintained by an independent developer, and user feedback directly shapes every release — many of the extension's features, including auto-splitting extra-long pages and starting capture from the current scroll position, came from user requests.
Get in touch
Found a bug? Have an idea? We'd genuinely like to hear it. Reach us through the contact page or email webman.ling@gmail.com.