Screenshot · Record · Annotate · Available for Chrome

Capture and explain what is happening on a web page.

Web Markups is a Chrome extension for taking screenshots, recording user-controlled browser walkthroughs without microphone or system audio, and adding precise arrows, lines, levels, channels, and notes without changing the website underneath.

Annotations stay on your device. Captures stay local unless you choose Cloud. Install only from the official Chrome Web Store listing.

Web Markups before-and-after settings panels on white, with orange spacing arrows and a Fix this spacing callout

Release status

Web Markups is live in the Chrome Web Store.

Version 1.0.73 is available to install. The next extension update is being prepared and has not been submitted.

Published: 1.0.73

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Free accounts and Pro are available

Use the local extension without paying, or create an account for the dashboard and 1 GB of free cloud storage and shareable capture links.

Create your Web Markups account

Enter your email to begin signup. Free accounts can upgrade to Pro at any time.

You will review and accept the current Terms of Service and Privacy Policy before your account is created.

Show it clearly

Mark up the page before you capture it.

Use a marked-up screenshot for a precise visual note or record the browser tab when the steps matter. Captures save locally by default.

Before-and-after example of a spacing issue marked on a settings page
Show the issue.Annotate the live page, then capture the finished explanation.
Web Markups browser-tab recording controls with MP4 and WebM formats
Record the steps.Choose MP4 or WebM with visible controls and no audio.

Draw on a sample page

Try the main drawing tools.

Add arrows, lines, and text to two sample charts or the blank canvas. Drawings in this practice area stay in memory and are cleared when you reload the page.

Choose a drawing tool to begin. Browse selects existing markups.

The extension’s drawing toolbar, in a practice dashboard. Try the tools, color, undo and redo. Use the round button to hide or restore markups. Screen capture and account storage require the extension.

Local PNG captureUser-selected MP4 or WebM recordingNo microphone or system audioEditable SVG annotationsLocal-first

Browser annotation and capture

Annotate pages, take screenshots, and record tabs.

Capture the visible page or a selected area, with your annotations included. Record without audio and use the visible timer, pause, resume, and stop controls. Captures save to your device by default; cloud uploads require an explicit choice on either plan.

Fast webpage screenshots

Capture the visible tab or choose a selected portion. Tab and area captures exclude Chrome's tabs and address bar.

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User-controlled current-tab recording

Recording starts only after you choose it. A countdown, status indicator, timer, and pause, resume, and finish controls remain available. Microphone and system audio are not requested, and the selected MP4 or WebM downloads locally.

Explore browser recording →

Markup that explains

Trendlines, horizontal levels, arrows, channels, and text notes remain editable and separate from the webpage underneath.

Explore webpage annotation →

Low-friction controls

Choose tools, colors, undo, redo, delete, and close from a compact interface that stays near the launcher.

Website feedback without setup

Point to an interface issue, landing-page change, or dashboard result without opening a separate design file.

See the feedback workflow →

Visual bug reports

Use an annotated screenshot for a static issue or a short user-started recording without audio to show the steps that reproduce it.

See the bug-report workflow →

Free and Pro pricing

Start with 1 GB free. Share your next capture.

The local extension works without a paid account. A verified Free account includes 1 GB of cloud storage and shareable links. Pro adds watermark-free screenshots, Circle area capture, up to 4K full-tab MP4 recording, and 5 GB of storage.

Free

Local first

Free — no credit card needed

Install the extension and start drawing or capturing locally. No account required.

  • Editable webpage annotations and formatted text notes
  • Watermarked screenshots with Copy image
  • Rectangular area screenshots and recordings
  • Full-tab MP4 up to 1080p; local WebM recording
  • Move recordings between tabs; no audio
  • Local per-page annotation storage
  • 1 GB cloud storage with a verified account
  • Share links with optional passwords and expiration
Add to Chrome — free

Pro

More capture options

$4.99per month

$49.99 yearly · Save 16%

1 user · 1 computer
Account owner only, on their own computer. One computer connection at a time. No account sharing. License terms.

Everything in Free, plus circular captures, 4K full-tab MP4 recording, and 5 GB of cloud storage.

  • 5 GB private screenshot and recording storage
  • Watermark-free screenshots
  • Circular area screenshots and recordings
  • Choose 1080p or 4K for full-tab MP4
  • Password-protected links and expiration controls
  • Cloud media dashboard
  • Remembered extension connection for up to 30 days
Choose monthly Pro

Free cloud uploads require an updated extension. If Cloud still asks you to upgrade, your installed version has not received this update yet. Your local capture tools continue to work.

Pro is $4.99 per month or $49.99 per year. Free includes 1 GB (1 GiB); Pro includes 5 GB (5 GiB) of cloud storage. Files stay private until you create a sharing link. Taxes and applicable fees may be additional. See the billing terms or compare all plan features and recording quality options.

Common questions

What to know before installing

Is Web Markups available now?

Yes. Install Web Markups from its official Chrome Web Store listing. Core local annotation, screenshot, and recording tools do not require a paid plan.

What does Web Markups capture?

The source implementation supports visible-page and selected-area screenshots plus user-started current-tab recordings in MP4 or WebM when supported by Chrome. Recording does not request microphone, system audio, webcam, desktop, or browser-window access. Full-page scrolling capture is not a claimed feature.

Can I annotate a screenshot?

Web Markups is designed to place editable annotations over the live page before capture. The downloaded PNG contains the marked-up webpage without an added browser frame; free screenshots include a compact Web Markups watermark.

Does browser recording include audio?

No. The current recording design explicitly requests no microphone or system audio. Recordings are intended for concise visual browser walkthroughs.

What is a webpage annotation tool?

A webpage annotation tool adds visual notes over a website. Web Markups uses lines, arrows, channels, levels, and text in a separate layer rather than changing the page itself.

Can I annotate analytics dashboards?

That is a primary use case. Web Markups is designed for visually reviewing search performance, analytics dashboards, landing pages, and other browser-based reports.

Where are annotations stored?

Annotations stay in Chrome's local extension storage and are never uploaded. Cloud storage on both plans is only for screenshots and recordings you explicitly choose to save to Cloud, one capture at a time.

How do I share a capture?

Open your cloud dashboard and select Share beside a file. Choose a link with an optional password and an expiration, then copy it. Recipients can view or download without an account. Replace or stop sharing whenever you need to; previously downloaded copies remain with recipients.

What does Pro include?

Watermark-free screenshots, Circle area capture, up to 4K full-tab MP4 recording, and 5 GB of private storage for screenshots and recordings explicitly saved to cloud are available at $4.99/month or $49.99/year (Save 16%). Annotations remain local. Compare Free and Pro.

Storage allowances: Free 1 GB means 1 GiB (1,073,741,824 bytes); Pro 5 GB means 5 GiB (5,368,709,120 bytes).