Screenshots that look
like you meant it.
For people whose screenshots ship — into docs, pull requests, changelogs, and launch pages. Capture is free forever; the polish is $29, once.
Add to Chrome Get Pro — $29 once
Free, and genuinely useful
Capture anything
Visible area, full page, a dragged region, or a single element. Full-page capture stitches long pages, including lazy-loaded content, and always returns one complete image.
Annotate without paying
Pen, arrow, rectangle, and text are free — not crippled. Keyboard shortcuts for everything. Copy or save straight from a quick toolbar; most screenshots never need an editor.
Fast path by default
Hit the shortcut, get a small toolbar: Copy, Save, or Open studio. The editor is one click away when you want it, never in the way.
Stays on your machine
Screenshots are stored locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, there is no analytics, and no account is required.
Pro — $29, once
The part that comes after capture: making the image carry your name in public.
- Backdrops and frames — gradients, padding, rounded corners, shadows, browser window chrome.
- Social presets — exact sizes for X, Open Graph, Product Hunt, LinkedIn, and 16:9 slides.
- Blur and redact — hide tokens, emails, and customer data before you share.
- Step badges and highlighter — for tutorials and walkthroughs.
- Searchable history — every capture kept locally and findable later.
- WebP export — and transparent backgrounds.
One-time payment, no subscription. Up to 3 devices, and you can move Pro between them from the extension's settings. Checkout is handled by our payment provider; there is no license key to copy — Pro activates on the device you buy from. If your screenshots end up in public with your name on them, this pays for itself the first time someone doesn't ask "what tool did you use?" — they just notice it looks right.
Privacy in one paragraph
VeilShot stores every screenshot locally and never uploads your images. It contains no analytics and no advertising. The only network request it ever makes is checking whether this device has Pro — a randomly generated device ID, never a license key. Read the full policy. Terms of service are here.