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Install the extension and take your first capture in under a minute.
Visible area, custom selection and full scrolling-page screenshots.
Record your screen with an optional webcam bubble and microphone.
Arrows, shapes, text, a highlighter, blur and auto-numbered steps.
Copy, download or generate a link — annotations travel with it.
How accounts, optional cloud sync and your data work.
While CaptureWizard is in early access, grab the build from the downloads page and unzip it. In Chrome open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode (top-right), click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder. Pin the icon to your toolbar and you're ready to capture.
Three: snap the visible area, drag out a custom selection, or capture the full scrolling page. There's also a short delayed capture so you can open menus, tooltips and hover states before the shot is taken.
Yes. Full-page capture scrolls the page for you and stitches it into one tall image — handy for long articles, threads and dashboards. Very long or lazy-loading pages can take a moment while everything renders.
You can record a screen video with an optional webcam bubble and microphone. Pause and resume while you record, then trim the start and end before you save the file or share a link.
Before anything leaves your screen, draw blur regions over emails, tokens, faces or anything sensitive. The blur is baked into the exported image, so the hidden content isn't recoverable from the file you share.
When you create a link, the capture (with its annotations) is uploaded so anyone with the URL can view it. Prefer to keep things local? Copy to the clipboard or download the PNG/WebM instead and skip the link entirely.
No. Capturing, annotating, recording and saving files all work without signing in. An account is only needed for optional extras like cloud sync and shareable links across devices.
By default they stay on your device — captures download to your computer and nothing is uploaded. If you turn on optional cloud sync, synced captures and any share links are stored in your CaptureWizard library so you can reach them from other devices.
CaptureWizard is built for Chromium-based browsers — Chrome, plus Edge, Brave and Arc, which can load the same extension. Dedicated Mac and Windows apps are on the roadmap; see the downloads page for what's available now.
The core capture, annotate and record tools are free to use. Paid plans (Pro and Team) are listed on the pricing page, but checkout isn't open yet — billing is coming soon, and you can create an account now so you're ready when it launches.