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Click the icon or press Ctrl+Shift+S to select an element and copy its screenshot.
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Tired of taking full-page screenshots only to spend valuable time cropping them down to a single element? Element Screenshot revolutionizes your workflow by letting you capture exactly what you need, and nothing more.
With a single click or a simple hotkey, you can instantly select, screenshot, and copy any element on a webpage directly to your clipboard. No more clumsy selection tools, no more saving files, and no more cropping. Just point, click, and paste.
✨ Key Features
🎯 Pixel-Perfect Selection: Simply hover over a webpage, and the extension will automatically highlight the element underneath your cursor. You see exactly what you're about to capture.
🚀 Blazing-Fast Workflow: Activate with a single click on the extension icon or use the default hotkey (Ctrl+Shift+S or Cmd+Shift+S on Mac) to instantly enter selection mode.
✨ Instant Clipboard Copy: The moment you click on an element, its screenshot is automatically copied to your clipboard as a PNG image, ready to be pasted anywhere.
🛠️ Perfect for Professionals: An essential tool for web developers, UI/UX designers, QA testers, and content creators who need to quickly document bugs, share design components, or create tutorials.
🔒 Lightweight and Privacy-Focused: The extension is minimal, fast, and does not track you. It only runs when you activate it and doesn't collect any personal data.
⚙️ How to Use
Activate: Click the Element Screenshot icon in your toolbar OR press Ctrl+Shift+S.
Select: Move your mouse over the webpage. The element under your cursor will be highlighted with a blue border.
Capture: Click on the highlighted element you want to screenshot.
Paste: That's it! A notification will confirm the screenshot has been copied. Now you can paste it into Slack, Jira, Figma, email, or anywhere else you need it.
👤 Who is this for?
Web Developers for documenting visual bugs and UI components.
UI/UX Designers for grabbing inspiration or sharing feedback.
QA Testers for creating clear and precise bug reports.
Content Creators & Marketers for making tutorials and articles.
Anyone who needs to quickly share a specific part of a website