Page Brush
SCREENSHOT & ANNOTATION · BY NK TOOLS

Make your point.
Beautifully simple.

Capture a webpage. Add an arrow, a note, or a little privacy. Save a clear screenshot without an account, upload or watermark.

Explore the features ↗How it works

Submitted to the Chrome Web Store. Pending review; installation will be available after approval.

Page Brush workspace with original demonstration content
Actual product interface with original demo content.
✓ Free to use✓ No account✓ Local processing✓ No ads or analytics
LESS FRICTION. MORE DONE.

One useful workflow.
All the tools you need.

01

Capture your view

Choose a visible area, drag a selection, or capture the main page from top to bottom.

02

Add a little clarity

Draw, add arrows, outline details, place text, crop, blur or cover sensitive details with solid redaction.

03

Ready to share

Export a flattened PNG, JPEG or multi-page PDF. Copy the edited image to your clipboard.

THREE SMALL STEPS

From webpage to done.

1

Click Page Brush and choose a capture mode.

2

Make your edits in the local image workspace.

3

Download PNG, JPEG or PDF, or copy the image.

PRIVACY, BY DESIGN

Your workspace
stays yours.

Read the full privacy policy ↗

No account to create. No image processing server. No analytics script following your work.

Screenshots and edits are processed on your device. You decide when to export or copy an image, and what to share.

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Good to know.

Is there a watermark or paid tier?

No. All current capture, annotation and export tools are free, with no watermark or account.

How do I hide private details?

Use solid Redact to cover sensitive information. Blur only softens an area and may leave clues. Exporting flattens your edits into the output image.

Can I edit an existing image?

Yes. Open the image editor from the popup and choose a PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF or AVIF file from your device. Animated images are edited as a still frame.

Does it work on every page?

Browser-protected pages cannot be captured through this workflow. Large or dynamically changing pages and nested scrolling containers have limitations described below.

Practical limits

Capture works on ordinary HTTP/HTTPS webpages. Internal browser pages and the Chrome Web Store are restricted. Full-page capture covers the main vertical document at the viewport width; nested scroll regions, infinite feeds and changing layouts may not capture as expected. Keep the source tab active. Limits: 35 screens, 40 megapixels, 16,000 px wide and 30,000 px high. Imported images must be under 25 MB.

Useful tools. Zero subscription.

Every current feature is free. Need a hand or have an idea?

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