Capture visible, full-page, area and element screenshots, annotate them, and keep them on your device. No account, no tracking.
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updated 13 Oct 2026
About MM Screenshot
MM Screenshot captures exactly what you need from any webpage and lets you mark it up, all on your own device.
CAPTURE
Visible area in one click (Alt+Shift+V)
Full page, scrolled and assembled automatically, with sticky headers and fixed banners shown only once (Alt+Shift+F)
Selected area: drag to choose a region, or do it entirely from the keyboard (Alt+Shift+S)
A single element on the page — click it and capture just that
All four modes are also available from the right-click menu
EDIT
Crop, freehand pen, eraser, arrows, lines, rectangles, squares, ellipses, circles, text captions, text boxes, and numbered pointer markers
Adjust color, thickness, opacity, fills, font size, bold, and alignment
Select, move, resize, reorder, duplicate, and delete any annotation
Full undo and redo for every change
SHARE AND KEEP
Copy straight to the clipboard, download as PNG or JPG, or print
A local gallery with thumbnails, renaming, and re-editing — saved screenshots stay fully editable later
Choose what happens after a capture: open it in the editor, open and auto-save, or save straight to the gallery
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Works fully offline — no account, no analytics, no ads, no tracking, no data collection of any kind
Screenshots never leave your computer; nothing is stored unless you choose to save it
Minimal permissions: the extension can only see the tab you’re capturing, and only when you ask it to
No network requests are made, enforced by the extension’s own security policy
LIMITATIONS
Chrome does not allow any extension to capture browser-internal pages (chrome://), the Chrome Web Store, or other extensions. Full-page captures are assembled from screenshots of each screenful as the page scrolls, so pages that animate or change heavily while scrolling may not assemble perfectly — a notice in the editor will let you know if this happened. Element capture records only the part of an element currently visible on screen.