Screenshots, your way
Capture the visible area, a region you drag, or the full scrolling page. Add a timer, grab the whole screen, or start from a file or your clipboard.
AVP Screenshots takes screenshots of any page, lets you mark them up in seconds, records your screen with a webcam bubble, and pulls text out of images — all on your own computer.
No account needed. Works in Google Chrome on Windows, macOS and Linux.
One small extension replaces a screenshot tool, an image editor and a screen recorder.
Capture the visible area, a region you drag, or the full scrolling page. Add a timer, grab the whole screen, or start from a file or your clipboard.
Arrows, boxes, text, highlights, blur and pixelate for private details. Move, resize and rotate anything, crop, and undo freely.
Record a tab, a window or your whole screen with system audio and microphone. Pause, resume, and save as WebM or MP4.
Put your face in the corner of the recording — choose the position and size. Perfect for tutorials, bug reports and walkthroughs.
Built-in OCR reads text in 11 languages straight from a screenshot. It runs entirely on your device — even offline.
Download as PNG, JPEG, WebM or MP4, copy to the clipboard, or save straight to your own Google Drive.
No sign-up, no setup. Install it and start capturing.
Install it from the Chrome Web Store and pin the icon to your toolbar.
Click the icon, pick a screenshot mode, or open the recorder — or press Alt+Shift+V.
Annotate, then download, copy, or save to Google Drive.
Your screenshots and recordings are yours. AVP Screenshots works on your computer and only sends something somewhere when you click a button that says so.
Read the privacy policy →Yes. Screenshots, annotation, recording, OCR and saving to your computer or Google Drive are free.
On your computer. When you click Download they go to your Downloads folder. If you click "Save to Google Drive", they go to a "AVP Screenshots" folder in your own Drive.
Only the files AVP Screenshots itself saves there. It uses Google's limited drive.file permission, so it cannot open or list any of your other files.
Yes — capturing, editing, recording and text recognition all work without an internet connection. Only Google Drive uploads need one.
Google Chrome on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS. Other Chromium-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge and Brave usually work too.
Right-click the AVP Screenshots icon and choose "Remove from Chrome". Its settings are deleted with it; files you downloaded or saved to Drive stay where you put them. See the privacy policy for details.