Capture
Screenshots of the visible area, the whole page, a region, or one element.
- Which capture modes are there?Three modes cover most screenshots: Visible Part, Entire Page and Selected Area. Delayed, Element and Desktop capture sit below them as tools, each with a shortcut.Read article
- How do I capture a full scrolling page?Choose Entire Page or press Ctrl+Shift+F. Webshot scrolls to the bottom, captures each screen and stitches them into one tall image that opens in the editor.Read article
- How do I capture just one element?Use Element Capture. Move the mouse over the page, the element under it is outlined, and a click captures exactly that box, whether it is a chart, a card or a table.Read article
- How do I take a delayed screenshot?Delayed Screenshot counts down before capturing the visible area, so you can open a dropdown, hover menu or tooltip that would close when you click the popup.Read article
- How do I capture outside the browser?Desktop Screenshot opens the browser's picker so you can capture your whole screen, one window or another tab, then hands the image to the editor like any capture.Read article
- Can I change a page before capturing it?Yes. Enable Webpage Editing makes the page's text editable, and Remove Component deletes elements you click. Only your view changes; a reload restores the page.Read article
- How do I extract text from an image?Choose Extract Text, drag a box over the text, and it is copied to your clipboard. The recognition runs on your device, so it works offline and nothing is uploaded.Read article