The whole page, kept.
Capture beyond the fold with automatic scrolling and stitching. Or keep just what’s on your screen.
Capture a full webpage. Make your point.
Save something worth sharing.
A few good ideas, a fresh perspective,
and a little space to make them yours.
A little context makes a big difference. Add arrows, text, and highlights.
Capture beyond the fold with automatic scrolling and stitching. Or keep just what’s on your screen.
Draw an arrow, highlight a detail, or leave a quick note. Crop the rest. Undo whenever you need.
Edit locally and download a PNG, JPEG, or image PDF. No account or screenshot upload required.
Add lightingshot to your browser.
Your next clear explanation is a click away.
Free download · Chrome & Edge
Development build — install manually
Download the extension and extract the ZIP file.
Visit chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, then choose Load unpacked.
Select the folder containing manifest.json, pin lightingshot, and open a webpage to capture.
Images are processed on your device. The extension stores captures in your browser’s local database and removes records older than 24 hours when you next capture. Exported files go to your chosen download location. Read our privacy policy.
For full-page and visible-area webpage screenshots, install the Chrome or Edge extension. To annotate an image you already have, use the online editor without installing anything. The extension is currently a development build and is not listed in browser extension stores.
Your screenshot is placed on A4 pages as an image. Text is not searchable and webpage links are not retained. Choose PNG for a lossless image or JPEG for a smaller file.
It supports ordinary HTTP and HTTPS pages. Browser settings, extension stores, protected viewers, nested scrolling panels, and infinite feeds can be restricted or incomplete. Full-page capture supports up to 80 frames, 32,000 pixels per side, and 80 million total pixels. Keep the target tab active while capturing.