SniCap: Web Screenshot Capture

Tracking since May 28, 2026.

Changelog

• Jun 9, 2026
  description

  Element Screenshot helps you capture exactly the part of a webpage you need, without taking a full-page screenshot and cropping it by hand later.
  
  Built for designers, frontend engineers, product managers, and QA teams, the extension lets you hover any element on a page, highlight it, and capture it in seconds.
  
  What you can do with Element Screenshot:
  
  - Capture a specific button, card, modal, image, chart, or section from any webpage
  - Highlight elements before capture so you know exactly what will be exported
  - Navigate between parent, child, and sibling elements with keyboard shortcuts
  - Save screenshots as PNG or JPEG
  - Copy captures directly to the clipboard
  - Download the final image for design review, bug reporting, documentation, or team communication
  
  Why it is useful:
  
  - Faster than taking a full-page screenshot and cropping it manually
  - More precise for UI review and frontend debugging
  - Great for design handoff, issue reporting, product feedback, and visual documentation
  - Works well when you need repeatable, element-level captures across different pages
  
  Typical use cases:
  
  - Capture a single UI component for design review
  - Share a clean bug screenshot with engineers
  - Save product UI references for specs or audits
  - Collect visual examples from live websites
  
  Element Screenshot is designed to stay focused, lightweight, and fast, so you can move from inspection to capture with minimal friction.

  SniCap helps you capture exactly the part of a webpage you need, whether that is a single element, the visible area, or the full page.
  
  Built for designers, frontend engineers, product managers, and QA teams, the extension makes web capture fast and precise for review, documentation, debugging, and collaboration.
  
  What you can do with SniCap:
  
  - Capture a specific button, card, modal, image, chart, or section from any webpage
  - Capture the visible area exactly as shown in your browser
  - Capture an entire long page without stitching by hand
  - Highlight elements before capture so you know exactly what will be exported
  - Navigate between parent, child, and sibling elements with keyboard shortcuts
  - Save screenshots as PNG or JPEG
  - Copy captures directly to the clipboard
  - Download the final image for design review, bug reporting, documentation, or team communication
  
  Why it is useful:
  
  - Faster than taking a full-page screenshot and cropping it manually
  - More precise for UI review and frontend debugging
  - Great for design handoff, issue reporting, product feedback, and visual documentation
  - Works well when you need repeatable webpage captures across different pages and layouts
  
  Typical use cases:
  
  - Capture a single UI component for design review
  - Save the current viewport for quick feedback and async discussion
  - Export a full page for audits, specs, or archive references
  - Share a clean bug screenshot with engineers
  - Save product UI references for specs or audits
  - Collect visual examples from live websites
  
  SniCap is designed to stay focused, lightweight, and fast, so you can move from inspection to capture with minimal friction.

• Jun 9, 2026
  short_description

  Capture any webpage element as a clean screenshot — hover, highlight, and export in seconds.

  Capture elements, visible areas, and full pages from any website.

• Jun 9, 2026
  name

  Element Screenshot

  SniCap: Web Screenshot Capture

Permissions & access

Permissions

activeTabstorage

Host access

https://*/*, http://*/*

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