Your files never leave your device. All processing happens in your browser.
Open the Img Stop Screenshot tool on a computer, click capture and choose your entire screen, a window or a browser tab in the screen-sharing prompt, with an optional delay. Crop the area you need, then download PNG or JPG or copy it to the clipboard.
About the Screenshot Online
The Img Stop Screenshot tool captures your whole screen, a single window or a browser tab straight from the web page – no extension or app to install. It uses your browser’s built-in screen-sharing feature, so you pick exactly what to capture and can add a delay to open a menu first.
After capturing, crop to the area you need and download a PNG or JPG, or copy it to the clipboard to paste into a chat or document. It works in Chrome, Edge and Firefox on computers; phone browsers do not support screen sharing, so use your phone’s own screenshot buttons there.
Key features
- Screen, window or tabCapture whatever you choose in the sharing prompt.
- No extensionUses the browser’s screen-sharing feature.
- Optional delayTime to open a menu or hover before the capture.
- CropKeep only the area you need.
- PNG, JPG or clipboardDownload or copy and paste anywhere.
- Desktop browsersWorks in Chrome, Edge and Firefox on computers.
How to use the Screenshot Online
- Start a capture Click capture and set a delay if needed.
- Choose what to share Pick Entire screen, Window or Tab in the browser prompt.
- Crop Drag to select the area you want to keep.
- Save or copy Download PNG/JPG or copy to the clipboard.
Screenshot Online at a glance
| Price | Free, no watermark |
|---|---|
| Capture | Whole screen, window or browser tab |
| Extras | Optional delay, crop |
| Output | PNG, JPG or copy to clipboard |
| Works in | Chrome, Edge, Firefox on computers (not phones) |
| Processing | In your browser – photos are not uploaded |
When to use it
- Screenshot a computer where you cannot install software.
- Capture an app window for a bug report or support ticket.
- Grab part of a web page for notes or a presentation.
- Use the delay to capture open menus and tooltips.
- Copy a screenshot straight into an email or chat.
Tips for the best result
- Choose Window to avoid capturing notifications or other apps.
- Use PNG for text and interfaces; JPG for photos.
- Use a delay of a few seconds to capture drop-down menus.
- Make it look polished afterwards with the Screenshot Beautifier.
Frequently asked questions
How do I take a screenshot online?
Open the Img Stop Screenshot tool, click capture, choose your screen, a window or a tab, then crop and download PNG/JPG or copy it to the clipboard.
Do I need to install an extension?
No. It uses the screen-sharing feature built into Chrome, Edge and Firefox.
Does it work on a phone?
No. Mobile browsers do not support screen sharing. Use your phone’s screenshot buttons, then edit the image with our other tools.
Can I take a screenshot of a whole web page?
It captures what is visible on the screen, window or tab you choose. For a long page, take several screenshots while scrolling.
Is my screen recorded or uploaded?
No. The image is captured and processed only in your browser.
Learn more
- MDN: Image file types – common image formats explained
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