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Visible area, full page, selected area, element, scrollable containers, delayed capture and the pages Chrome protects.

  1. 01 Visible area capture Capture exactly what is on screen in the current tab with one click, a keyboard shortcut or the right-click menu, at your display's native resolution.
  2. 02 Full page capture How InnoShot captures an entire web page by scrolling and stitching, with timing, sticky headers, lazy images, very long pages and how to cancel.
  3. 03 Selected area capture Drag out exactly the region you need, fine-tune it with keyboard nudges and aspect-ratio presets, and select areas that are taller than your screen.
  4. 04 Element capture Capture a single part of a web page, such as a card, chart or table, by pointing at it, and use the arrow keys to step out to its parent or in to a child.
  5. 05 Scrollable containers Capture the full contents of a chat, panel or table that scrolls inside its own box, which a normal full page capture shows only at its visible size.
  6. 06 Delayed capture Set a 3, 5 or 10 second timer, or a custom delay of 1 to 60 seconds, to capture hover menus, tooltips and other states that vanish when you click.
  7. 07 Pages InnoShot cannot capture Why Chrome blocks extensions on chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store and other special pages, how to allow file URLs, and what to do instead.