A full page screenshot extension with an editor built in
Hoverify is a screenshot extension whose Capture tool takes the full page, the visible viewport, an area you drag out or one element you click. The shot opens with an arrow, a blur and a crop each one key away, so what you send already points at the bug and hides the customer's email. Press Ctrl+E, or ⌘E on a Mac, and it goes to the Screenshot Editor for a background and a canvas size.
Four ways to capture a page
Take a whole page or just the part you need, and save it as PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF.
Full Page
Scrolls the page into one image, so everything below the fold comes with it. Past 16,384px it splits into parts.
Visible Area
Takes the viewport exactly as it sits, at the resolution your screen renders it.
Select Area
Drag a box over the part you mean and nothing outside it ends up in the file.
Select Element
Hover until the component you want is outlined, then click to take just that.
Mark the shot up before it leaves the capture window
Every capture opens with the annotation tools along the top. You point the arrow, blur the email and crop the edge, then copy it or save it. The Screenshot Editor is the second stop, for backgrounds and canvas sizes, and Ctrl+E sends the shot there as one flattened image.
The tools and their keys. Freehand P, Arrow A, Line L, Rectangle R, Ellipse O, Text T, Counter N, Highlighter H, Blur B, Crop C.
Counters. Press N and click: each step gets the next number, and deleting one renumbers the rest.
Blur and crop. B blurs whatever you drag it over. C trims the edges, and Enter applies the crop.
Undo and redo. History runs 50 steps deep on Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Shift+Z.
Copy or save. Ctrl+C copies the image, Ctrl+S opens the save menu. A shot you haven't drawn on is saved exactly as captured, with no re-encoding.
Sized to the shot. Eight swatches, a custom colour and three stroke sizes. An arrow reads the same on a 375px shot as on a 2560px one.
Retina or 1x
On a 2x screen the save menu offers both: the native size when the image has to stay sharp, or 1x when it's going into a chat and half the pixels will do. A chip on the canvas shows the width, height and DPR of what you're about to save.
Long pages come in parts
Browsers cap a single image at 16,384px, so a page taller than that comes back as parts in a sidebar. Annotate each one on its own, then save them as a ZIP or as one PDF with the parts in order.
The part most screenshot extensions leave out
Capturing the page is the easy half, and the capture window covers the arrow and the blur. The editor is for a shot that has to look like something: a background, a border, a canvas that fits where you post it.
Backgrounds. Drop the shot on a solid color, a gradient or an image of your own.
Annotate. Rectangles, circles, arrows, labelled arrows, text and pasted images, snapped into place and stacked in layers.
Blur. Hide an email address or an invoice total before the shot leaves your browser.
Effects. Blur, zoom and noise on the background, plus a border and shadow on the shot itself.
Branding. Add your logo and your own text so a shot in a deck looks like it came from you.
Crop. Trim the capture down to the part that matters before anyone else sees it.
Canvas presets for where it's going
Instagram Post, Portrait and Story, Facebook and LinkedIn covers, a YouTube thumbnail, a Dribbble shot: twenty named sizes across eight platforms, already in the editor. No guessing at aspect ratios.
Built for a second pass
Paste an image in from your clipboard, zoom and pan around a tall capture, reorder or duplicate annotations, and nudge them with the arrow keys when they sit a few pixels off.
Export. Save at 1x, 2x or 3x from the editor, or copy it to the clipboard and paste it where it's going.
PDF. Save a full page as a multi-page PDF when it's going into a report rather than a chat.
Every device. Shoot a device on the responsive viewer board, mark it up there or send it to the editor here.
What developers and designers say about capturing
Reviews from the Chrome Web Store.
Terri Tutich
As a website developer, this plugin has so many handy features. One of my favorites is the ability to quickly take full page screenshots very easily, and the inspector tool and color selectors I use very often. There are lots of other different extensions or browser functions that offer these, but I love that everything is all in one place and consistent across different browsers and devices. Highly recommend.
Ecom Queens
Incredible app for web designers! Wow!! I'm really impressed, it combined a ton of other tools I was using. So happy I found this.
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Screenshots are how the rest of the team sees the bug
Hoverify puts Capture next to the CSS inspector, the responsive viewer and the page audits. Find the problem, shoot it on the viewport where it happens, mark it up and send it, all without switching extensions.
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