Chrome extension for screenshot work

Capture the page.
Mark the point.
Ship the link.

AnyShot keeps screenshot work fast on the way in and clean on the way out. Capture full pages, mark them up, export them, and share a clean short link from the same flow.

Full-page captureEditor + preview15-day auto-delete

Workflow

Three moves. No screenshot graveyard.

01

Capture the full page in one click

AnyShot opens with the simplest move in the product: grab the whole page without breaking your reading flow.

02

Mark up what matters

Arrows, circles, highlights, color control, and instant preview keep attention on the evidence instead of the tooling.

03

Share a clean link

AnyShot creates a clean short link from the same editor and lets shared screenshots expire automatically after 15 days.

Why it lands

The product stays simple until the screenshot becomes a shared artifact.

Made for async explanation

Turn bug reports, product notes, design reviews, and support answers into something people can scan immediately.

Minimal until you need power

AnyShot is launching free so the capture, editor, export, and sharing flow can spread without friction.

Privacy is part of the product

Shared screenshots can be deleted manually, and hosted captures are designed to age out instead of lingering forever.

Plans

Free during launch, with the option to grow later.

Free

Capture and review without friction.

  • One-click full-page capture
  • Canvas editor with preview mode
  • Arrows, circles, and highlight tools
  • PNG and PDF downloads
  • Short-link sharing during launch
  • Manual delete controls and 15-day cleanup

Trust

Temporary by design, explicit about its services.

Google Firebase is used for storage and database services behind sharing.
No payment is required during the current launch period.
Shared captures are designed to expire after 15 days.
Users can manually delete screenshots before automatic cleanup runs.

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