Drag, edit, download. One extension, no watermark, and it captures what you actually see.
Free, no watermark, nothing uploaded. Needs a free Demorta account.
Screenshot extensions for Chrome are plentiful and mostly funded by the screenshot: a watermark on free downloads, or an upload to their server that hands you a link. This one is funded by a product it introduces, so it does neither.
It captures the tab as rendered -- hover states and open menus included -- lets you drag the region, and opens the editor immediately.
From the Chrome Web Store. Sign in to Demorta on the site; the extension picks it up.
Or press Screenshot in the recorder bar. The page dims; drag the area, or press Enter for the whole visible page.
Crop, box, arrow, text, pen, highlighter, pixelating blur. Undo with Ctrl+Z.
A clean PNG, or the clipboard. No badge, no link, no upload.
Recorded in a few minutes with the tool this page is about — click through it.
No scrolling full-page capture, no screen recording to video, no OCR. If you need those, a dedicated capture extension does them; this one is for the area screenshot most people actually take, done well, with an editor attached.
The extension exists to record interactive product demos -- click through your product, get a shareable walkthrough. The screenshot tool is the part of that everyone needs on its own. If you ever need to show a sequence rather than a frame, the Record demo button is next to Screenshot and five demos are free.
It depends on what you need. For area capture with a real editor and no watermark, Demorta’s screenshot tool. For scrolling full-page captures or video, a dedicated capture extension.
No. Downloads are plain PNGs with nothing added, on the free plan.
The same ones it already uses to record demos -- reading the active tab to capture it, and storage. The screenshot tools add no permissions.
On normal web pages, yes. It cannot capture Chrome’s own pages (chrome://) or the Web Store, which Chrome blocks for every extension.