Use case — Designers
Send the full screen for review, exactly as it renders.
One capture of the live page is worth three cropped screenshots. Share what the build actually looks like, at full height, in your own browser.
What gets in the way
- Design review threads arguing about different crops
- Long marketing pages that no single viewport can hold
- Spacing feedback that needs the whole composition
- Handoff decks assembled from mismatched screenshots
The workflow
01
Capture the live build
Your machine, your fonts, your CSS — the screenshot is what the browser actually painted.
02
Mark up the deltas
Text, arrows and shapes over the spots that drifted from the spec.
03
Export for the deck
PNG for slides, or PDF with a chosen page size and orientation for a print review.
Full-height page composition
Text and shape annotations
PDF size and orientation control
Local library of past captures
Shortcut: Alt + Shift + P · every feature free
Other workflows
Web developers
Attach the whole page to the bug, not a cropped guess.
QA teams
Regression evidence in one keystroke.
Marketers
Archive competitor pages and campaign landings.
Researchers
Keep a visual record of the source.
Content creators
Build a reference library with the full picture.
E-commerce teams
Keep product pages in context.
Stop cropping your work
to fit a viewport.
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