Captures and settings stay on the device unless a user explicitly chooses an AI or sharing action.
Chrome extension for fast review, QA, and support handoffs
Capture the whole page. Keep the rest simple.
PageSnag turns long pages, embedded frames, and messy screenshot workflows into one clean flow: capture, annotate, compare, and export without extra permissions, watermarks, or account friction.
Full page, visible area, and scrollable frame capture for the pages that normal screenshot tools miss.
Crop, blur, redact, highlight, compare, and explain the screenshot without leaving Chrome.
PNG, JPEG, PDF, clipboard, and structured handoff formats for review and documentation work.
Why teams switch
Fast enough for bug reports. Clean enough for customer-facing proof.
PageSnag is built for the moments where screenshots become work products: triage notes, launch reviews, support replies, audit trails, and internal documentation.
Capture without the weird permissions story
PageSnag centers the active tab and the exact page you chose, instead of asking for broad access up front.
- No mandatory account or onboarding wall
- No watermark layer added to captured output
- Minimal-permission design for cleaner review trust
Built-in review tools
The editor is part of the product, not an afterthought bolted on after export.
- Arrows, boxes, text, highlights, and step markers
- Blur and redact tools for sensitive information
- Compare views for before-and-after changes
Optional AI, not unavoidable AI
Users can bring their own Gemini API key for summaries, action extraction, or draft outputs only when they ask for it.
- Disabled by default
- User-initiated only
- Fits privacy-sensitive workflows better than always-on assistants
Workflow
Three steps from messy page to useful handoff.
The extension keeps the flow short: capture the page that matters, mark up the details that matter, then export or share in the format that fits the handoff.
1. Capture the whole page
Long pages, below-the-fold content, and scroll-heavy layouts are captured as one polished output.
2. Keep trust visible
Privacy-first positioning is baked into the product and the site: local storage, no tracking, and no forced account story.
Edit, explain, and prove the point
Crop, annotate, and add context without bouncing to another app or redoing the screenshot outside Chrome.
Export quickly
Use the format that matches the task: image export, PDF, clipboard, or richer handoff output.
Compare changes cleanly
Useful for release checks, QA evidence, and support cases where proving what changed is the whole job.
Built for real work
Made for the people who turn screenshots into decisions.
PageSnag works best where screenshots need to explain something to someone else clearly and fast.
QA and release review
- Capture full regressions instead of stitching proof by hand
- Call out breakpoints, offsets, and content mismatches quickly
- Compare old and new screenshots during ship checks
Product and design review
- Comment on layout, hierarchy, and interaction states in one place
- Use lightweight exports for docs, specs, and async notes
- Keep visual evidence tied to the page that created it
Support and operations
- Share cleaner evidence with teammates or vendors
- Redact sensitive content before the screenshot leaves the browser
- Use optional AI to draft summaries or support replies when useful
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