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Pickode
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Pickode
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Full page screenshots, annotated and framed.

Capture exactly what you need — the whole page, an area or one element — then mark it up and present it in a browser frame, without leaving the tab.

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Free forever · 7-day Pro trial, no card · Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, Comet, Firefox

Pickode screenshot editor with arrows, highlights and a browser frame on a gradient background

In short

Pickode is a full page screenshot Chrome extension that also works in Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, Comet and Firefox. Capture the visible area with Alt+C, the full page up to about 32,000px, a selected area or a single element; then annotate it with arrows, rectangles, highlighter, text and pixelation, and place it in a browser frame on a gradient background.

How it works

Screenshots in three steps.

  1. Choose what to capture
    01

    Choose what to capture

    Press Alt+C for the visible area, or pick full page, area or element. From the inspector you can also screenshot the selected element.

  2. Annotate in the editor
    02

    Annotate in the editor

    Add arrows, rectangles, highlights and text, pixelate sensitive details, crop, and undo any step.

  3. Frame and download
    03

    Frame and download

    Put the screenshot in a browser frame with a gradient background for a quick mockup, then download it.

What you get

One screenshot extension for capture, markup and mockups.

  • Four capture modes

    Visible area, full page, a selected area or a single element, whichever the moment needs.

  • Long pages

    Full-page screenshots up to about 32,000px tall, in one image.

  • Element screenshot

    Capture one component exactly, straight from the inspector, without cropping by hand.

  • Screenshot editor

    Arrow, rectangle, highlighter, text, pixelate, crop and undo, for feedback and bug reports.

  • Browser frame mockup

    Wrap the capture in a browser frame on a gradient background, ready for a presentation or a post.

  • Chrome and Firefox

    Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, Comet and Firefox 140+, with the Alt+C shortcut.

Details

Capture modes and editor tools.

Capture modes
Visible area, full page, area, element
Full page
Up to about 32,000px tall
Shortcut
Alt+C captures the visible area
Editor
Arrow, rectangle, highlighter, text, pixelate, crop, undo
Presentation
Browser frame and gradient background
Browsers
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, Comet, Firefox 140+
Free
Every capture mode — visible area, full page, area and element
Pro
Browser frames

Questions

Questions about Screenshots.

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How do I take a full page screenshot in Chrome?

Open Pickode and choose the full-page screenshot. It captures the page up to about 32,000px tall in one image. Alt+C captures the visible area.

Can I screenshot a single element?

Yes. Choose the element mode, or select the element with the inspector (Alt+I) and take its screenshot from there.

Is there a free full page screenshot Chrome extension?

Yes: in Pickode every capture mode is free — visible area, full page, area and element. The editor is free too; Pro adds the browser frames.

Can I hide sensitive information?

Yes. The editor has a pixelate tool, along with arrow, rectangle, highlighter, text, crop and undo.

Does it work in Firefox?

Yes. Pickode works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, Comet and Firefox 140+.

Is there a keyboard shortcut for screenshots?

Alt+C captures the visible area. Full page, area and element captures start from the Pickode panel, and you can also screenshot an element from the inspector (Alt+I).

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