Free screenshot tools
Small things that run in the browser, with no account and no watermark. The Mac app does the rest: capture anything on your own screen, annotate it, and share it as a link.
Website screenshot generator
Paste a URL, get a full-page capture, then add a browser frame, background and a ready size for social.
Open the tool →What the generator gives you
01 — From a URLEvery other free generator hands back a raw PNG of whatever the page looked like, cookie wall included, at whatever width its server happened to use. Six settings decide what gets captured here, and the result arrives ready to post rather than ready to crop.
Full page, not just the fold
The renderer scrolls the site for you, so lazy images load and a sticky header appears once instead of repeating down the image.
Desktop, tablet or phone width
The page is rendered at 1440, 834 or 390 pixels wide — the layout a real visitor on that device would see, not your own window squeezed down.
Retina @2x, so text stays sharp
A 1440-wide page comes back 2880 pixels across. Scale it down into a deck or an article and the type still reads.
Light or dark mode on demand
The renderer asks the site for its dark theme, so you get the pair without touching your own system settings.
Cookie banners and ads gone
Consent walls, ad slots and chat bubbles are blocked before the shot, so the capture shows the page rather than everything sitting on top of it.
Styled in the browser, instantly
Browser frame, background, padding, corner radius and shadow are drawn on your machine, so every change is immediate and none of it spends a capture.
And it comes out the right size
Pick where the picture is going and the canvas is built for it — no cropping in another app, no guessing what a link preview wants.
A page behind a login, a chat window or anything that is not a public URL needs a capture tool on the Mac itself — that is what Sowiks for Mac is for.