Free Online Screen Capture Tool

Choose a delay and an image format, then click Capture screen. Select the screen, window or tab in the browser prompt. The screenshot appears in the preview, where you can download it or copy it to your clipboard.

No. The tool uses your browser built-in screen sharing, so it works without downloads, extensions or an account.

You can capture your entire screen, a single application window or one browser tab. You choose in the share prompt each time, so only what you pick is captured.

The delay gives you time to open a menu, hover over an element or switch windows before the picture is taken. Choose no delay, or 3, 5 or 10 seconds.

PNG is lossless and best for text, interfaces and sharp edges. JPG gives smaller files for photos and busy screens. WebP is usually the smallest at similar quality and works in modern browsers and apps.

After capturing, click Copy image and paste it straight into a document, chat or email. If your browser blocks clipboard images, use Download instead.

Yes. Set a delay of 5 or 10 seconds, start the capture, then open the menu or hover over the element in the window you are sharing. The shot is taken when the timer ends.

Click Retake to discard the current image and capture again. You can change the delay or the format before each new capture.

The image is taken from the shared screen at its full resolution, so text stays sharp, especially in PNG. Quality depends on the screen or window you choose to share.

Browser screen capture is mainly supported on desktop browsers such as Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Most mobile browsers do not support it. On a phone, use the built-in screenshot buttons of your device instead.

No. The image is created and shown in your browser, and it is only saved when you click Download. We never receive or store it.

The tool takes a still image and does not record audio. Whether the pointer appears depends on your browser. To capture motion and sound, use the screen recorder instead.