Full-page screenshots you can mark up — nothing uploaded
SnapFit captures the whole scrolling page, then lets you add arrows, boxes, text and blur — entirely on your device.
SnapFit captures the whole scrolling page, then lets you add arrows, boxes, text and blur — entirely on your device.
Your operating system's screenshot key captures what is on screen. That is rarely what you want when the thing you are documenting is a long article, a full invoice, a settings page, or a bug that only makes sense with everything above and below it in view. Stitching several captures together by hand is the usual workaround, and it looks like a workaround.
SnapFit scrolls the page and assembles the full-length image for you, then opens it in an editor so you can mark it up before saving as PNG or PDF.
The blur tool is the one most worth having locally. Screenshots that need redacting are exactly the screenshots you should not be uploading to an annotation service to redact — the sensitive version is the one that would make the trip. Here the image never leaves the device in either state.
Nowhere. Capture, annotation and export all happen on your own device; there is no account and no cloud storage.
Extremely long pages are limited by your device's available memory rather than by any cap in the tool.
Capturing is free, with a limited number of annotations per image. A one-time purchase removes that limit.
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Every tool in the suite runs entirely on your own device — same approach, different job. Each is also available as a browser extension.