Capture, redact, annotate, and frame screenshots in Chrome
FramedShot turns raw screenshots into share-ready assets for bug reports, docs, changelogs, client updates, and social posts.
Captures the visible tab or a selected region — not scrolling full-page capture.
Trusted by builders & creators
"Just what I needed!!! I take screen shots ALL the time to send to my clients and my desktop was FULL of a sea of endless screenshots! I sorted that out now!"
"As an IT company, we've found this extension surprisingly effective for improving how we present screenshots in documentation and client deliverables. It helps maintain a consistent, polished look with minimal effort."
"Really handy extension if you take screenshots often. I like how it makes everything look clean and polished without needing extra editing tools. The interface is simple, easy to use. Been using it daily."
"This is super cool! As a designer, it helps me in my day to day workflow when I need to make a lot of screenshots, annotate them, and hand off to developers or others for feedback."
"A very efficient tool that I use on a daily basis."
Three steps, thirty seconds
Make it yours
Pick a gradient, adjust padding and shadow, choose a platform size — or go custom with the browser mockup generator (browser mockups for presentations, decks, demos). Step-by-step framing for SaaS-style UI: add a browser frame to a screenshot. On Windows: add a browser frame to a screenshot on Windows.
Ship it
Download as PNG, copy to clipboard, or batch-export every format as a ZIP.
From raw capture to polished asset
Built for teams that share screenshots every day
Whether you’re reporting bugs, writing docs, publishing release notes, or posting product updates, FramedShot helps you clean up and share screenshots faster.
- High-res 2× and 3× export for retina displays
- Area selection capture with instant crop
- 10 named style presets, saved locally
- Fully processed in-browser — zero cloud upload
Curated for precision
Every tool you need to turn a raw screenshot into a shareable asset — frames, backgrounds, redaction, presets, and collage.
How FramedShot compares to other Chrome screenshot extensions
| Feature | FramedShot | GoFullPage | Awesome Screenshot | Lightshot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Local-first (no upload) | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | ✕ No | ✕ No |
| Annotation tools | ✓ Yes | Premium only | ✓ Yes | ✓ Basic |
| Redaction (blur, pixelate, solid fill) | ✓ All three | ✕ None | Blur only | Blur only |
| Browser frames / mockups | ✓ Yes | ✕ No | ✕ No | ✕ No |
| Social media export presets | ✓ Yes | ✕ No | ✕ No | ✕ No |
| Account required | No | No | For cloud features | No |
| Free tier | ✓ Free | Freemium | Freemium | ✓ Free |
Answering the real screenshot questions
Practical tutorials on browser mockups, privacy-safe edits, collage workflows, and social-ready exports.
How to add a browser frame to a screenshot
A clean workflow for turning a raw browser capture into a polished mockup without bouncing between upload tools and design apps.
Read guideHow to redact sensitive info in screenshots (step-by-step)
The main guide for screenshot redaction: what to hide, how to pick blur vs pixelate vs solid fill, and a local FramedShot workflow.
Read guideBest screenshot sizes for X, LinkedIn, Instagram, and more
A simple reference for the most useful social media image sizes, plus a workflow for exporting one screenshot into several channel-ready formats.
Read guideHow to create professional screenshot collages
Learn how to put two screenshots together in Chrome, build side-by-side comparisons, and export polished multi-image visuals in minutes.
Read guideAdd a browser frame to a screenshot on Windows
Post-capture workflow: Snipping Tool or FramedShot grab → frame and pad in Chrome → export for Teams, Jira, or docs.
Read guideRedact screenshots on Windows without uploading them
Blur, pixelate, or solid fill locally in Chrome before Slack or tickets — no upload step for the edit pass.
Read guideMore: All guides · Use cases · Comparisons
Deep dives into core workflows
Chrome screenshot extension
Capture, edit, redact, and export in one workflow built for Chrome.
Browser mockup generator
Framed browser screenshots for presentations, slide decks, demos, and stakeholder updates — Layout, padding, export in Chrome.
Annotate screenshots in Chrome
Add arrows and highlights when screenshots need explanation, not just capture.
Compare screenshots side by side
Build before/after and release recap visuals using clean collage layouts.
Ready to frame your success?
Join developers, designers, and creators who care about how their work looks — even in a screenshot.