Full-page screenshots in Chrome, free.

CaptrIQ captures whole web pages in one click, keeps every screenshot on your computer, and lets you find any of them later by the text inside. No account needed to start, no ads, and no new tabs when the extension updates.

Add to Chrome, it's free

Three ways to capture

Press a shortcut, click the CaptrIQ icon, or right-click the page and pick from the CaptrIQ menu.

CaptureWindows, ChromeOS, LinuxMacWhat you get
Full pageCtrl+Shift+FAlt+Shift+FThe whole page, including long pages, sticky headers and images that load as you scroll
Visible areaCtrl+Shift+SAlt+Shift+SWhat is on screen right now
Selected areaCtrl+Shift+AAlt+Shift+ADrag a box around the part you need

Change any shortcut at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Step by step: how to take a full-page screenshot in Chrome.

Edit before you share

  • Annotate with arrows, rectangles, ellipses and text.
  • Blur details you don't want to share, and crop to what matters.
  • Preview any capture in the side panel, then copy, download or export it from there.
  • Download as PNG, JPG or PDF whenever you like. Downloading or copying an annotated capture needs a free account; the original always stays free.

On your computer first

Every capture is saved to a library on your device first, and captures saved on your computer are unlimited. They stay there until you delete them or remove the extension. Signing in is optional: the cloud is a backup, not a requirement.

Search by what's in the screenshot

Sign in and new captures sync to your CaptrIQ library on their own (you can turn this off in Settings). The text in every cloud capture is read automatically, so you can find a screenshot by typing words that appeared in it, then filter by tags and dates. Free searches your 25 most recent cloud captures; Pro and Team search your whole library. See how searching by text works and what each plan includes.

Privacy

  • Nothing leaves your computer unless you sign in.
  • Cloud copies are encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest (AES-256).
  • Minimal usage statistics, never URLs, titles or screenshots. Opt out in Settings.
  • We never sell your screenshots or use them to train external AI models.
  • Delete your account and cloud data at any time.

Details in our privacy policy and on our security page.

Why the extension asks for each permission

Active tab
Captures the tab you are on when you click the toolbar button, use a shortcut or use the right-click menu.
Scripting
Adds the selection overlay and the full-page scroll-and-stitch script to the tab being captured, only when you start a capture.
Storage and unlimited storage
Keeps your settings and your screenshot library on your computer. Full-page screenshots quickly exceed Chrome's default quota.
Right-click menu
Adds Capture Visible Area, Capture Full Page and Select Area to the right-click menu.
Side panel
Shows your recent captures and capture controls in Chrome's side panel.
Downloads
Saves a screenshot as a PNG, JPG or PDF file when you click Download.
Clipboard and offscreen document
Copies a screenshot when you choose Copy. The offscreen document exists only to write images to the clipboard, which Chrome's background worker can't do itself.
Alarms
Refreshes your sign-in shortly before it expires.
Identity
Opens the "Continue with Google" window if you choose to sign in with Google. It reads no Chrome profile or Google account data.
captriq.com and our sign-in provider
Uploads your captures, reads your library and plan, and keeps you signed in, once you sign in.
Read and change data on websites
Chrome shows this because the capture overlay runs on the page you capture. It sends nothing until you start a capture.

Start capturing in a minute

Add CaptrIQ to Chrome and press Ctrl+Shift+F (Alt+Shift+F on a Mac) on any page.

Add to Chrome, it's free