Visible area
Capture exactly what is visible in the active browser tab and open it immediately in the editor.
Local-first capture studio
Capture clearly.
Capture clearly.
Keep it private.
Capture visible areas, selected regions or complete web pages. Annotate, redact and export locally — without an account, watermark or automatic cloud upload.
No accountNo cloud uploadNo watermark
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CaptureLab 360ScreenshotRecord
Capture workflow
Everything needed to explain what is on your screen.
CaptureLab 360 keeps the common actions close and moves every result into a neighboring browser tab for focused editing.
Selected region
Drag over the area you need and exclude the rest of the page before saving or annotating.
Complete page
Automatically scan a scrolling page while managing fixed interface elements and complex layouts.
Stop and keep
Stop a long scan at any time. The portion already captured is completed and saved instead of discarded.
Annotate and redact
Add arrows, frames, freehand marks, highlights, text and solid redaction before sharing.
Optional recording
Record the selected Chromium tab with tab audio and microphone through the local macOS companion.
Local-first privacy
Your capture does not need a cloud detour.
Screenshots, annotations and recordings remain under your control unless you explicitly choose to share the exported file.
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Browser pageThe page you explicitly choose→
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CaptureLab 360Local capture and editing→
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Your local fileSaved through Chrome or macOSNo CaptureLab analytics, advertising SDK, remote code, public link or automatic cloud copy. Temporary editor records are stored locally and automatically pruned.
Practical exports
Use the format that fits the page.
Smaller files with good interface readability. Exceptionally long captures are divided into practical parts.
Lossless export for interface details, text, diagrams and captures that will be edited again.
Compact export for pages dominated by photography where perfect pixel preservation is less important.
Local video recording and standalone audio output through the CaptureLab 360 desktop companion.
Clear by default
Useful features without mandatory cloud storage.
| Capability | CaptureLab 360 |
|---|---|
| Local screenshot saving | Included |
| Account required | No |
| Watermark | None |
| Stop and save during a long scan | Included |
| Smart splitting for exceptionally long pages | Included |
| Private editor in a neighboring tab | Included |
| Automatic cloud upload | None |
| Optional local screen recording | With desktop companion |
FAQ
Straight answers before installation.
No. Screenshot capture, stitching, annotation, redaction and image export run locally. CaptureLab 360 does not create public links or automatic cloud copies.
The original capture is saved through Chrome's Downloads system. A temporary local copy opens in the neighboring editor tab. Edited exports are saved through Chrome as well.
Yes. Click Stop scanning while capture is running. CaptureLab 360 finishes and saves the part that has already been captured.
Browsers impose maximum canvas dimensions and memory limits. Splitting into WebP segments preserves readability and prevents a failed or truncated export.
Chrome prevents extensions from accessing protected browser pages, including most chrome:// pages and the Chrome Web Store. Ordinary websites can be captured.
Not for screenshots or editing. The desktop companion is optional and is needed only for the native local recording workflow.
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