Screshot for business

A screenshot tool your security team can say yes to

Give every employee fast capture, annotation and blur, without sending a single image to a third party. Deploy it company-wide with the Chrome policies you already manage.

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Why IT approves it

Designed to pass a security review

No customer data processed

Screenshots are created and edited inside the browser. Nothing reaches Screshot, so there is no vendor storage to assess.

3 narrow permissions

activeTab, scripting and contextMenus. No host permissions, no access to browsing history, no install warnings.

Nothing to provision

No accounts, SSO, SCIM or licenses. Install it for a group and it works the same for everyone.

Managed with tools you already use

Force-install, pin or remove it through Chrome policies. Updates arrive automatically from the Chrome Web Store.

Compared with cloud screenshot tools

Less to review, less to manage

	Typical cloud screenshot tool	Screshot
Screenshots stored on vendor servers	Usually	Never
Shareable public links that can leak	Often	None
User accounts and SSO to set up	Required	Not needed
Vendor data-processing review	Required	No customer data processed
Cost per seat	Paid plans	Free

Deployment guide

Force-install Screshot for your organization

Screshot is a standard Chrome Web Store extension, so any Chrome management tool can deploy it. After rollout, check chrome://policy on a test machine to confirm the policy applied.

Google Admin console

Chrome Browser Cloud Management or ChromeOS

Go to Devices → Chrome → Apps & extensions → Users & browsers.
Select the organizational unit to deploy to.
Click + → Add Chrome app or extension by ID, and paste the ID below (From: Chrome Web Store).
Set Installation policy to Force install + pin to browser toolbar, then Save.

Extension ID

ikhdemckhflgmlijkaomcpdmljegkakh

Microsoft Intune

Windows devices with Google Chrome

Go to Devices → Configuration → Create → New policy (Windows 10 and later, Settings catalog).
Add the setting Google Chrome → Extensions → Configure the list of force-installed apps and extensions.
Enable it and add the value below.
Assign the profile to your user or device groups.

Value

ikhdemckhflgmlijkaomcpdmljegkakh;https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx

Windows Group Policy

Active Directory with the Chrome ADMX templates

Open Computer Configuration → Administrative Templates → Google → Google Chrome → Extensions.
Enable Configure the list of force-installed apps and extensions.
Click Show and add the value below. Or set the registry key directly:

Registry

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionInstallForcelist
  "1" = "ikhdemckhflgmlijkaomcpdmljegkakh;https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx"

macOS (Jamf, Kandji, any MDM)

Configuration profile for com.google.Chrome

Add a custom settings payload for the preference domain com.google.Chrome.
Deploy the key below to your Mac fleet.

Profile

<key>ExtensionInstallForcelist</key>
<array>
  <string>ikhdemckhflgmlijkaomcpdmljegkakh;https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx</string>
</array>

Keyboard shortcuts can be changed per user at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. To remove Screshot later, delete it from the same policy.

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