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Beautiful Screenshots. Powerful Editing. Zero Hassle.

InnoShot captures the whole page, a precise selection or a single element, then opens it in a real editor: annotations, a spotlight on what matters, glass effects, gradient backgrounds and browser frames. Export a crisp PNG, JPEG, WebP, SVG or a paginated PDF. Everything happens in your browser.

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For Google Chrome on desktop · No account · Works offline · Coming to the Chrome Web Store

Capture

Capture exactly what you meant to

Four ways to capture, each one click, one shortcut or one right-click away. Shortcuts are suggestions you can change at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.

Every capture option

  1. Visible area

    What is on screen right now, at full resolution. Alt+Shift+V.

  2. Full page

    The whole page, scrolled and stitched for you, with sticky headers shown once. Alt+Shift+F.

  3. Selected area

    Drag a region, nudge it to the pixel, lock an aspect ratio. It can run past the bottom of the screen. Alt+Shift+S.

  4. Element

    Point at a card, chart or table and capture just that, even when it is taller than the window. Alt+Shift+E.

Before and after

From a raw capture to something you are proud to send

Drag the handle, or focus it and use the arrow keys, to compare a plain capture with the same screenshot after editing in InnoShot: a background, rounded corners and a shadow, a spotlight on the number that matters, an arrow with a label, and the customer emails permanently redacted.

Before After

Illustration with a sample dashboard. The emails on the right are covered by permanent redaction.

One capture, four treatments

Point the eye at one thing

Everything outside the chart is dimmed, and the chart gets a glowing amber edge. Regions can be rectangles, rounded, ellipses, freehand or polygons, and you can add several.

More about spotlight

Give it room to breathe

The same capture on a soft gradient with padding, rounded corners and a shadow. Choose solid, linear, radial or mesh gradients, patterns, noise or your own image, and an aspect preset for where it is going.

More about background

Show where it lives

A drawn browser window with the page address, in light or dark. Chrome-style, macOS-inspired, Windows-inspired and minimal styles, plus desktop, laptop, tablet and phone frames.

More about browser frame

Label it without hiding it

A frosted glass panel blurs and tints the real pixels underneath, so a note sits on top of the chart and stays readable while the data still shows through.

More about glass

The real editor

A screenshot of InnoShot itself: the same spotlight, arrow and label, with the layers that make them up.

The InnoShot editor: a dashboard capture on a teal and amber gradient background with a spotlight on one card, an arrow and the label MRR up 12.4%, the tool rail on the left and the text settings and layers list on the right.
InnoShot editor (15 Oct 2026). The page shown is a fictional demo with sample data.
How it works

Capture, edit, beautify, export

One flow from the page you are looking at to the file you share. No uploads, no sign-in, no waiting for a server.

  1. 1

    Capture

    Click the InnoShot icon, press a shortcut or right-click the page, and choose visible area, full page, selected area or element. A delayed capture catches menus and tooltips.

  2. 2

    Edit

    The capture opens in the InnoShot editor in its own tab. Crop without losing pixels, straighten, adjust, and annotate with arrows, shapes, text, numbered markers, callouts and a magnifier.

  3. 3

    Beautify

    Spotlight the part that matters, lay a glass panel over the real pixels, and place the shot on a gradient, mesh or image background with padding, rounded corners, a shadow and a browser frame.

  4. 4

    Export

    Save PNG, JPEG, WebP, SVG or a PDF that splits tall captures into readable pages, or copy to the clipboard. Redactions are flattened into every export.

See the whole flow

Signature effects

Effects that make a screenshot explain itself

Every effect is a layer you can move, restyle, hide or remove later. Nothing is baked in until you export.

Spotlight

Dim, blur or desaturate everything except the regions you choose: rectangles, rounded shapes, ellipses, freehand or polygons, with a soft feather and a glowing edge.

Glass panels

Frosted panels that blur and tint the real pixels underneath, with borders, reflections and inner highlights, for labels that stay readable.

Backgrounds

Solid, linear, radial and mesh gradients, soft blur, patterns, noise or your own image, with padding, aspect presets, corner radius and shadow.

Browser and device frames

Chrome-style, macOS-inspired, Windows-inspired or minimal frames in light or dark, with the page address, plus drawn desktop, laptop, tablet and phone frames.

  • Annotations

    Arrows and curved arrows, shapes, highlighter, text, numbered markers, callouts, speech bubbles and a magnifier, all restyleable.

  • Redaction

    Blur and pixelate for looks, permanent redaction for secrets: an opaque box flattened into every exported file.

Private by design

Your screenshots never leave your computer

InnoShot is a browser extension with no server behind it. Captures, edits, history and exports are made and kept in your own browser.

  • Nothing is uploaded

    The extension makes no network requests. There is no InnoShot cloud to send a screenshot to.

  • No account

    Install it and use it. No sign-up, no email address, no license key.

  • No access to all your sites

    InnoShot asks for no host permissions. It can only see a tab after you click its icon, press its shortcut or use its menu on that page. Details about no access to all your sites

  • Works offline

    Once installed, capturing, editing and exporting work without an internet connection.

  • Redaction that stays redacted

    Redacted areas are opaque and flattened into every PNG, JPEG, WebP and PDF you export. Blur and pixelate are clearly labeled as cosmetic. Details about redaction that stays redacted

manifest.json · permissions 
{
  "permissions": [
    "activeTab",        // the tab you click on, when you click
    "scripting",        // the capture helper, injected on demand
    "storage",          // your settings
    "unlimitedStorage", // your captures, in your browser
    "contextMenus"      // the right-click menu
  ]
  // no "host_permissions": no access to all your sites
}
Every permission InnoShot requests, and why. Permissions explained
Export

The right file for wherever it is going

Pick a format, a scale and a quality, see the estimated file size, and save. Or copy straight to the clipboard and paste it into a chat or a document.

PNG, JPEG and WebP
Quality and scale controls, transparency for PNG and WebP, a file-size estimate and your own file-name pattern.
PDF that paginates
A4, Letter, fit or original size, portrait or landscape, margins and header or footer text. Tall captures are split into readable pages, not shrunk onto one.
SVG
Your annotations stay vector shapes over a flattened image, for documents that need to scale.
Clipboard
Copy the finished image as PNG from the editor in one click.
Download

Make your next screenshot the good one

InnoShot is free, needs no account and keeps everything on your computer. It is built for desktop Google Chrome 116 or newer on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS.

Add to Chrome — Free How it works

InnoShot is coming to the Chrome Web Store. The download page will link to the official listing as soon as it is live.

Browser compatibility InnoShot is a Chrome extension (Manifest V3).
BrowserStatus
Google Chrome 116 or newer (desktop) Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS. Tested on Windows 11; macOS, Linux and ChromeOS are expected to work but not yet manually verified. Supported
Microsoft Edge Can install Chrome Web Store extensions and may work, but is not tested or supported in InnoShot 1.0.0. Not supported in 1.0.0
Brave Can install Chrome Web Store extensions and may work, but is not tested or supported in InnoShot 1.0.0. Not supported in 1.0.0
Firefox and Safari Not available. InnoShot is a Chrome (Manifest V3) extension. Not available
Chrome on Android and iOS Chrome on Android and iOS does not run extensions. Not available
FAQ

Questions people ask first

Something else? The full FAQ and the documentation go further.

Is InnoShot free?

Yes. InnoShot is free to install and use, with no account and no watermark on your exports.

Which browsers does InnoShot work in?

InnoShot is built for desktop Google Chrome 116 or newer on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS. It is tested on Windows 11; the other systems are expected to work but are not yet manually verified. Microsoft Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers can install Chrome Web Store extensions and may work, but they are not tested or supported in InnoShot 1.0.0. It does not run in Firefox, Safari or on phones.

Does InnoShot upload my screenshots?

No. Captures are made, edited, stored and exported inside your browser. The extension has no server and makes no network requests, so there is nowhere for your images to go unless you send them yourself.

Is blur safe for hiding passwords or account numbers?

No. Blur and pixelate are cosmetic: researchers have recovered text from blurred and pixelated images. For anything that must not be readable, use Redact, which draws an opaque box that is flattened into every exported image and PDF.

Can InnoShot capture a whole web page?

Yes. Full-page capture scrolls the page and stitches the screenshots into one image, showing sticky headers once and loading lazy images first. Chrome allows two captures per second, so long pages take a few seconds; you can watch the progress and press Esc to cancel.

What formats can I export?

PNG, JPEG and WebP with quality and scale controls, SVG with vector annotations, and PDF. You can also copy the finished image to the clipboard.