FramedShot Support

Get help with setup, editing, redaction, exports, keyboard shortcuts, and privacy.

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Get started

  1. Install FramedShot from the Chrome Web Store.
  2. Capture a tab or upload an image.
  3. Add frames, collages, annotations, backgrounds, or redactions.
  4. Export your final visual or copy it to the clipboard.

Tab recording

  1. Open the Chrome tab you want to capture.
  2. Open FramedShot and click Record Tab.
  3. After recording starts, the popup closes and the extension badge shows REC.
  4. To stop, open FramedShot again and click Stop and Edit.
  5. The video editor opens with trim, frame, and Export WebM controls.

If recording fails, try a normal webpage and avoid restricted Chrome pages such as browser settings, extension pages, or the Chrome Web Store. FramedShot records the current browser tab only.

Tab recordings are stored locally in browser IndexedDB while editing and are not uploaded to FramedShot.

Tab video recorder feature How to record a browser tab in Chrome

Keyboard shortcuts

Ctrl/Cmd + C Copy to clipboard
Ctrl/Cmd + S Instant download
Ctrl/Cmd + W Close editor

Export & presets

FramedShot supports export-ready visuals and flexible output settings for common sharing flows.

  • Export in PNG, JPG, or WebP.
  • Export tab recordings as WebM after trimming and framing.
  • Use high-resolution output options when you need sharper presentation visuals.
  • Save and reuse style presets for faster repeat workflows.
  • Create side-by-side or multi-image collage layouts for comparisons.

FAQ

What is FramedShot?

FramedShot helps you turn screenshots into polished mockups, collages, annotations, secure redactions, and current-tab WebM recordings directly in Chrome.

Can FramedShot record browser tabs?

Yes. Use Record Tab from the extension, watch for the REC badge, then reopen the extension and choose Stop and Edit to trim, frame, and export WebM.

Do my screenshots leave my browser?

No account is required, and image processing is designed to happen locally in your browser.

How do redactions work?

You can hide sensitive details using blur, pixelate, or solid-fill redactions before sharing.

Can I create side-by-side collages?

Yes. FramedShot supports multi-image layouts for comparisons, before-and-after visuals, and responsive showcases.

Can I export in PNG, JPG, WebP, or WebM?

Screenshots export in PNG, JPG, or WebP. Tab recordings export as WebM only.

Does FramedShot add watermarks?

No. FramedShot is free and does not add watermarks.

Do I need an account?

No. You can use FramedShot without creating an account.

How do I report a bug or request a feature?

Use the contact details below and include steps to reproduce the issue if possible.

Privacy & redaction

FramedShot is built with a privacy-first workflow. Your images stay under your control, processing is designed to happen locally in your browser, and no account is required.

Read Privacy Policy

Contact support

For bug reports or feature requests, include your Chrome version, steps to reproduce, and screenshots when possible.

Report an issue or request a feature

Need more help?

Contact support or visit the Chrome Web Store listing.

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