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Capture long websites. Upload PDF's. 20+ annotation tools. Crop, export, share links. 5+ screenshot modes. Edit forever.
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✨ The Ultimate Screenshot & Annotation Tool ✨
➤ Long webpage screenshot capture 🔥
➤ All features included in free version 🔥
➤ Save and edit annotations forever 🔥
➤ Over 100K users love this tool 🔥
Markup Hero is the only tool that offers multi-page scrolling screenshots for ultra-long websites – a problem other tools can’t solve. No website is too long or too complicated to get the perfect scrolling screenshot.
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Visual Feedback for Websites
An powerful tool to capture entire webpage or selected area and annotate inside editor
Record your websites and automate scrolling and mouse actions for your portfolio screen captures.
Copy, edit, and save prompts in your personal prompt library as templates, and use them across AI / LLM websites.
Capture full webpages, scrollable areas, or selected areas. Annotate, copy, print, or save as PDF/JPG/PNG.
Snap and embed website and scrolling screenshots directly to Notion with annotation tools like arrows, callouts, crop +30 more tools
New updates are so slick. It's the fastest scrolling screenshot tool. When combined with the desktop app and the annotation tools, it's best bar none.
I use MarkupHero daily. Screenshot with annotations is very fast. I used Snagit to take screenshots and my work became faster with MarkupHero.
Use it all the time, great app to document, archive and annotate screenshots.
Thank you for making such a dope app, this is everything I was looking for and more.
Very cool extension and they offer a standalone app, however the description (and my reason to even install the extension) is very misleading... To save as PDF you MUST signup for a PAID account , and its at 5$ per month! (very high for such a simple feature). I get that price for pro or commercial users who may use this feature 1 or more times each day, but 5$ for even casual users is too high (and had this been clear in the description i would have moved on to a different extension). They also seem to force print-to-pdf of your markup to output just a single page (and poor looking - i assume to push membership). if either the price was lower (like 1 to 2$ per mo, 1 yr at a time, for non commercial users) OR they were more upfront about the "not free" part in the description, my review would be much different/better.
I use this extension every day for sharing information with colleagues and clients. I love how easy it makes it to share an image, edit an image, and screen capture in general. It saves you 3 minutes of print screening, editing a file, saving a file, blah blah blah, every time you use it. Never do that again, download Markup Hero!
Markup Hero is MY hero! I've used SnagIt in the Windows environment, but after leaving Win behind for Chrome OS several years ago, I yearned for the ability to replicate the features of SnagIt to annotate my screenshots for training material. Markup Hero had everything I wanted, and in the browser. it provides arrows, shapes, text and is very simple to use. J
Our team needed a tool that worked and this tool did not disappoint. Great work!
Super easy to use and edit screenshots with. Saves me tons of time.
Works great. So much better to have everything in one place in the cloud than in six or seven different folders on my laptop, which is how it was before. And I rarely looked at them again because it was too much of a hassle to find them. A killer function would be the ability to search text in images...