
Capture the area or the whole page
One click or Ctrl+Shift+S, then drag to keep only what matters. Or capture a long page as one image, without repeated sticky headers.
End-to-end encrypted screenshot sharing
Capture, blur and mark up in your browser. When you click Share, Screshot encrypts the screenshot on your device first and gives the key only to the people you choose. Not even Screshot can see it.
Used by 20,000+ people on the Chrome Web Store

20,000+
Chrome users
Free
To capture, blur and annotate, for any team size
5
Browser permissions, none with an install warning
0
Screenshots uploaded without your say-so


Blur sensitive data
Most leaks from screenshots aren't hacks. Someone forgets to hide a customer's details before posting. Screshot puts blur next to the arrow and the box, so hiding them takes a second.
Hide it in one drag
Emails, names, card numbers, API keys, internal URLs. Select the blur tool (Ctrl+Alt+B) and drag over them.
Blurred for good
The blur is written into the image pixels, not laid on top. The image you copy or download contains nothing to un-blur.
Blurred before it goes anywhere
Redaction happens on your computer, before the image reaches the clipboard, a file or a share link. The unblurred original never leaves the editor.
Product
One extension replaces the screenshot app, the image editor, the redaction step and the chat thread. Everything you share stays end-to-end encrypted.

One click or Ctrl+Shift+S, then drag to keep only what matters. Or capture a long page as one image, without repeated sticky headers.

Hide emails, names, tokens and card numbers in one drag. The blur is written into the pixels, so nobody can recover them.

Arrows, boxes, ellipses, highlighter, pen and text in any color, with undo and redo. Then copy it into Jira, Slack or Zendesk.

Click Share and the screenshot is encrypted on your computer first. Choose Only me, Invited people, a Workspace or Anyone with the link, and change it any time.

Comment, reply and @mention right next to the screenshot, live. Comments are end-to-end encrypted too, so only people who can open it can read them.

Invite teammates once and share with the whole team in one click. Owners and admins decide who's in; anyone who leaves loses access.
Privacy by design
Many screenshot tools upload every capture automatically. Screshot starts on your device and lets each person decide, one screenshot at a time, what goes to the cloud and who can see it.
Web page
the tab you capture
Screshot editor
inside your browser
You decide
clipboard, download or an encrypted link
Share by link, end-to-end encrypted: the screenshot you choose is encrypted in your browser before upload, and each link starts visible only to you. Screshot stores the encrypted file, never the key.
Use cases
Show customers exactly where to click, and blur other customers' data before a screenshot lands in a ticket or a shared link.
File bugs with an annotated full-page capture pasted into Jira, GitHub or Linear, or an encrypted link for the team.
Mark up live pages for review without exporting to a separate design tool.
Document processes from internal systems while keeping account numbers and names out of the image.
For teams
Workspaces put your team in one place: share a screenshot with everyone in one click, and only they hold the keys. Free, with no seats to buy. IT can also install Screshot for everyone with the Chrome policies they already use.
Create a workspace
Name it after your team on screshot.com.
Invite your team
Colleagues with a Screshot account join when they accept.
Share with Workspace
Everyone in the team can open it. Nobody else can, Screshot included.
Talk about it
Encrypted comments, replies and @mentions on every screenshot.
Only if you choose to, and then only encrypted. Screshot captures the tab you are looking at and opens it in an editor inside your browser, so capturing, blurring, copying and downloading upload nothing. When you click Share, the screenshot is end-to-end encrypted on your device before upload: Screshot stores only the encrypted file and never has the key, and every new link is visible only to you until you change it. There is no tracking inside the extension.
Read the security overview →No. The blur is written into the image pixels themselves, not added as a layer on top. The image you copy or download contains no original pixels under the blurred area, so there is nothing to recover.
Yes. Click Share in the editor and Screshot encrypts the screenshot on your device, uploads the encrypted file and gives you a link. Every link starts as Only me. Switch it to Invited people (each person you invite gets the key, wrapped for them), a Workspace (everyone in your team gets it) or Anyone with the link (the key travels in the link after the #, which browsers never send to a server). You can change who can view, remove someone or delete the screenshot at any time, and the change applies the next time the link is opened.
How the encryption works →Five, and none of them shows a warning when you install. "activeTab" lets Screshot capture the tab in front of you, only at the moment you click the icon or use a shortcut. "scripting" lets it scroll that same tab during a full-page capture and then put it back exactly as it was. "contextMenus" adds the right-click menu on the Screshot icon. "storage" keeps your sign-in on this device, and "identity" opens Google sign-in when you choose to share. Screshot cannot read your browsing history or see tabs you did not capture.
Not to capture, blur, annotate, copy or download. Those work right after you install, with no sign-up. To share by link, you sign in with your Google account, in the extension or on screshot.com (signing in to one signs in the other), and turn on encryption once with a passkey and a recovery code.
Yes. Screshot is a standard Chrome Web Store extension, so it can be force-installed and pinned for any group of users from the Google Admin console, Microsoft Intune or Windows Group Policy. Capture and blur need no accounts or licenses, and sharing by link stays off for each person until they sign in and turn on encryption.
See the deployment guide →Capturing, blurring, annotating, copying and downloading are free for individuals and organizations of any size, and we are committed to keeping them free. Sharing by link currently includes 1 GB of encrypted storage per account at no charge. Teams share through workspaces at no extra cost.
Screshot for teams →Screshot is a free Chrome extension for taking screenshots and marking them up. Capture the visible area or the whole page, then crop, draw, add text and blur private details in a built-in editor, and download it or copy it to the clipboard.
Visible area: click the Screshot icon or press Ctrl+Shift+S. Full page: right-click the icon and choose "Capture full page", or press Alt+Shift+S. Screshot scrolls the page for you, stitches it into one image and opens it in a new tab where you can scroll through it, copy it or download it. For visible-area captures, the editor lets you drag to keep only part of the image, or double-click to select all of it.
Crop, blur (to hide emails, names or tokens), pencil, straight line, arrow, rectangle, ellipse, highlighter and text, with a color picker and undo/redo. Blurred areas cannot be un-blurred from the exported image.
Click Download to save a PNG to your computer, or Copy to put the image on your clipboard so you can paste it straight into Slack, Gmail, Google Docs, Jira or any other app. To share a link instead, click Share: the screenshot is end-to-end encrypted before it is uploaded.
It works on almost all websites. Chrome does not let extensions capture its own pages, such as chrome:// settings and the Chrome Web Store, so the icon will not work there. This is a browser rule, not a bug.
First make sure Screshot is up to date and refresh the page you are capturing. If the problem continues, or you want to suggest a feature, send us a message from the contact page. We read every message.
Contact us →Capture, blur and annotate for free, then share privately with one person or your whole team. Installs in seconds.