SnapLens

SnapLens — Snip, Copy & Search Anything on Your Screen Capture any part of a webpage, copy it instantly, save it as an image, or search it with Google Lens and Bing Visual Search. SnapLens is built for one thing: making screenshots useful as fast as possible. Press Ctrl+Shift+E on Windows/Linux or Command+Shift+E on Mac, select an area of the page, and choose what you want to do next. No complicated screenshot editor. No account required. No unnecessary steps. KEY FEATURES ⚡ Instant Screenshot Capture Select any part of the current webpage with your mouse and capture exactly what you need. You can also start a capture from the right-click context menu. 📋 Copy Screenshots Instantly Copy the selected area directly to your clipboard and paste it into messages, documents, image editors, AI tools, or anywhere else. 🔎 Search with Google Lens Send a selected screenshot to Google Lens to: • Identify objects, products, places, and images • Find visually similar images • Look for the original source of an image • Extract or recognize text • Research something you see on a webpage 🔍 Search with Bing Visual Search Use Bing Visual Search as an alternative visual-search engine for reverse image searches, related images, products, and visual discovery. 💾 Save Screenshots as PNG Download your selected screenshot directly as a PNG file without needing a separate screenshot application. 🕘 Built-In Screenshot History Recent captures are available from SnapLens' history panel. From your history you can: • View previous screenshots • Copy them again • Download them • Search them again with visual-search tools Everything is designed to make repeated screenshot workflows faster. 🖱 Right-Click Capture Right-click on a webpage and choose SnapLens Capture to start selecting an area immediately. ⌨️ Keyboard Shortcut Start capturing without opening the extension popup: Windows / Linux: Ctrl + Shift + E Mac: Command + Shift + E You can change extension keyboard shortcuts through your browser's extension settings. 🔒 PRIVACY-FIRST BY DESIGN SnapLens does not require an account. Your screenshot history is stored locally on your device rather than on servers operated by SnapLens. SnapLens does not sell your screenshots, browsing activity, or personal information. When you explicitly choose to search an image using Google Lens or Bing Visual Search, the selected image may be sent to that third-party service so it can perform the requested search. Your use of Google Lens and Bing Visual Search is subject to their respective privacy policies. SnapLens does not use advertising trackers or behavioral profiling. WHO IS SNAPLENS FOR? SnapLens is useful for: 🛍 Shopping See something you like on a website? Capture it and search visually to find the product, similar products, or other places selling it. 🔎 Reverse Image Search Capture an image, thumbnail, video frame, profile picture, product photo, or other visual content and search for matches online. 📚 Research Quickly investigate images, diagrams, screenshots, documents, products, or visual references without manually saving and uploading files. 🎨 Designers & Creators Capture visual references, UI elements, inspiration, images, and design details while browsing. 📝 Text & Information Use visual-search tools to recognize text or gather additional information from something visible on a webpage. 🎥 Video & Social Content Capture a visible frame or part of a page and search it without needing to download the original image first. WHY SnapLens? Traditional reverse image searching often looks like this: 1. Take a screenshot 2. Open an editor 3. Crop it 4. Save the file 5. Open a visual-search website 6. Upload the file 7. Search With SnapLens: 1. Press the shortcut 2. Select the area 3. Search That's it. SnapLens is designed to remove the boring steps between seeing something online and finding out more about it. CURRENT FEATURES • Region screenshot capture • Automatic clipboard copying • Save screenshot as PNG • Google Lens visual search • Bing Visual Search • Screenshot history • Re-copy previous screenshots • Re-search previous screenshots • Right-click capture • Keyboard shortcut • High-DPI screenshot support • Local screenshot storage • Dark interface RECENT IMPROVEMENTS/BUG FIXES Version 1.2.7 • Fixed an issue with history not showing up in some cases. Version 1.2.6 • Improved keyboard shortcut controls • Added a compact shortcut edit button • Refined popup UI and spacing • Added review and support prompts for active users • Minor usability improvements Version 1.2.2 • Improved Google Lens and Bing image-upload handling • Added upload retry and manual-upload options • Improved Search Selected behavior • Fixed screenshot overlay and selection-border issues • Preserved screenshot resolution on high-DPI displays • Improved screenshot history behavior • Improved search, download, and storage error handling • Updated the default capture shortcut to Ctrl+Shift+E / Command+Shift+E FEEDBACK SnapLens is actively being improved. If you find a bug, have a feature request, or have an idea that would make SnapLens more useful, feel free to get in touch through the support contact listed on the Chrome Web Store. If SnapLens saves you time, leaving a review on the Chrome Web Store is also greatly appreciated. Install SnapLens and turn anything on your screen into something you can copy, save, or search in seconds.