Made for quick, private visual notes

CaptureKit

When a screenshot is easier than a paragraph, CaptureKit helps you show exactly what you mean: full pages, selected areas, and short tab recordings kept on your device.

Built for the small moments where a teammate needs the exact screen, not another meeting.

Helpful for support tickets, QA notes, design reviews, and handoffs.
No account No backend No analytics
Customer issue captured
Stored locally
Support

Show the exact issue

Attach a short recording or cropped screenshot when a written explanation would be unclear.

QA

Document what changed

Capture long pages, broken states, and edge cases without losing the surrounding context.

Design

Review real screens

Grab the specific area that needs feedback and keep the conversation focused.

Features

Capture the useful part of the web, without making it a production.

The popup stays simple because most capture jobs are simple: open it, choose the format, and move on with a file you control.

Full-page screenshots

Save long pages as PNGs with viewport stitching, DPR-aware sizing, and page-state restoration after capture.

Selected-area capture

Draw a precise area, cancel with Escape, confirm with Enter, and store the cropped PNG locally.

Short tab recordings

Record the current tab for up to 60 seconds with optional tab audio where the browser supports it.

Privacy

Your screen should not become someone else's data.

Screenshots and recordings are processed locally. Temporary recordings expire after 5 minutes, and cleanup runs automatically.

  • No backend, auth, cloud sync, telemetry, ads, or analytics.
  • No broad host permission such as all URLs.
  • Current-tab access is user initiated through the extension.

Workflow

A small workflow for busy people.

CaptureKit avoids project setup, logins, and dashboards. It gives you the capture, then lets you decide where it belongs.

Pick a capture mode

Use Full Page for long documents, Selected Area for a focused crop, or Record Tab for short visual context.

Capture the current tab

Browser access is requested only after your click, with purpose-built helpers injected for the selected action.

Use local recents

Copy, download, or remove saved captures from the recent list without sending content to a server.

FAQ

Support and browser notes.

Email support@topoagency.com with the browser name, extension version, and a brief description of what happened.

No. CaptureKit has no backend, account system, analytics, telemetry, advertising SDK, or cloud sync.

Firefox MV3 does not expose Chromium tab capture. CaptureKit opens a local recorder page and uses the browser display picker.

A real support address when something feels off.

Send browser compatibility notes, install questions, or rough bug reports. Include the browser name and what you were trying to capture, and we will have enough context to start.