Screenshot Tool

Capture, Annotate, and Share

Capture screenshots of tabs, apps, YouTube videos, or your desktop quickly and easily. Capture and save screenshots in three clicks.

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What is Qooly Screenshot Tool?

Screenshot Tool for Tabs, Apps, and YouTube is an easy browser extension that helps you capture screenshots in different ways without extra software. If you need to save a web page, capture a video frame, or take a screenshot of an application window, this tool gives you several simple options in one place. It is designed for everyday use and works for students, office workers, designers, content creators, and anyone who needs to save information from their screen quickly. The extension supports screenshots of the visible part of the page, selected areas, and entire web pages. You can capture exactly what you see or save a complete page from top to bottom, even if it requires scrolling. This makes it useful for saving articles, tutorials, receipts, documentation, social media posts, and other online content. With just a few clicks, your screenshots are ready to download and share. One of the most useful features is YouTube Screenshot mode. Just open a video on YouTube, and you will see a screenshot button directly below the video player. There is no need to pause the video at the perfect moment or use keyboard shortcuts. The extension automatically creates 20 screenshots from the current moment in the video, allowing you to compare them and choose the best frame. This feature is perfect for creating thumbnails, saving memorable scenes, collecting references, or capturing educational content from videos. From browser tabs and desktop applications to complete webpages and YouTube videos, Screenshot Tool for Tabs, Apps, and YouTube provides everything needed for daily screenshot tasks. Install it today and keep your favorite moments, important information, and useful content only a click away.

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about how Qooly Screenshot Tool works and what makes it special.

How do I take a screenshot?

Click the extension icon in your Chrome toolbar - a small pop-up will open where you can choose what you want to capture: the visible part of the page, a selected area, the full page, or an application (You can also set a hotkey for each option so you don't have to open the pop-up every time). Pick the option you need, take the screenshot, and you'll be taken to the editing page where you can annotate, blur, or crop it. Once you're done, save it to your device or copy it to your clipboard to paste it into a chat or messenger.

Can I take screenshots of YouTube videos?

Yes, and this is one of the handiest features. Open any video on YouTube and you'll see a screenshot button appear right below the video player. Click it, and the extension automatically takes 20 screenshots from that moment in the video. You can then look through all 20 and pick the best frame - no need to pause the video at just the right second or use any keyboard shortcuts.

Can I edit my screenshot before saving it?

Yes. After taking a screenshot you're taken to an editing page where you can annotate it - add arrows, shapes, and highlights - blur out anything you don't want to show, or crop it to the exact area you need. Once you're happy with the result, you can either save it to your device or copy it to your clipboard and paste it directly into a chat, messenger, or email.

Where are my screenshots saved?

Screenshots go straight to your device, to your browser's default downloads folder. The extension doesn't upload or store anything on any server - your screenshots stay on your computer and nobody else can see them.

Is the extension free?

Yes, completely free. No subscription, no hidden fees, no premium version - every feature is available to everyone at no cost, and there's no limit on how many screenshots you can take.

Does it work on all websites?

It works on pretty much any website you open in Chrome. The only exceptions are a small number of restricted browser pages, like the Chrome settings page or the Chrome Web Store, where browser security rules prevent extensions from capturing the screen. Everywhere else it works just fine.