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Take Screenshot captures your screen, one app window, or a browser tab and saves it as a PNG. Your browser asks what to share, you pick it, and the capture appears ready to download.

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What Take Screenshot looks like in use.

The short answer

Why use Take Screenshot?

Small jobs like this should not need an app install. Your browser can do them directly, and it tells you plainly when a permission or format is missing.

The capture goes through your browser's screen-sharing prompt. You choose the whole screen, one app window, or a browser tab, the tool grabs a single frame at the resolution the browser shares, and it saves that frame as a PNG. Sharing stops right after the frame is taken.

With more than one monitor, pick the screen in the prompt rather than a window if you want everything on that display. Chrome and Edge can share a single tab, which leaves out the address bar and bookmarks.

Phones and tablets do not let web pages capture the screen. On an iPhone, press the side and volume-up buttons together; on Android, power and volume-down. Then open the screenshot in any ExtractPics tool.

Where Take Screenshot fits

01

Bug reports

Capture an error window on a computer with no screenshot shortcut set up.

02

Borrowed computers

Get a clean PNG on a shared or work PC without installing anything.

03

Tab-only captures

Save just the page in one tab, without the browser's toolbars.

Start to finish

How to use Take Screenshot

  1. 01
    Tap Open Take Screenshot, then Apply changes.
  2. 02
    Your browser asks which screen, window, or tab to share. Pick one and confirm.
  3. 03
    Check the capture, then tap Download result.

What to expect from Take Screenshot

CheckWhat it means here
Supported inputNo upload required
Main controlsThe file name, password, mode, or permission the tool needs
OutputA downloaded file, copied text, a live preview, or a print dialog
Working limit50 MB per image or 100 MB per document; camera and screen tools depend on browser permission

Take Screenshot tips

  • With two monitors, choose the screen in the prompt rather than a window to get the whole display.
  • In Chrome or Edge, share one tab to leave the address bar and bookmarks out.
  • Close chat pop-ups first; the frame is grabbed as soon as you confirm the prompt.
  • Trim the capture afterwards with Crop Image if you only need one part.

Take Screenshot FAQ

Something missing? Ask us.

Does Take Screenshot work on a phone?

Mostly no. iPhone and Android browsers do not let websites capture the screen. Use your phone's own screenshot buttons, then open the image in any ExtractPics tool.

Can I take a full-page screenshot of a website?

This tool captures what is visible. For a full scrolling page, use the Full Page Screenshot tool on ExtractPics.

Does Take Screenshot upload my file?

There is no file to upload. What you type stays in this tab.

Is Take Screenshot free to use?

Yes. No signup and no watermark.

Why did Take Screenshot fail or look wrong?

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