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LocalSnap Support

Need help capturing webpages, editing screenshots, using blur and annotation tools, or saving your screenshots? Find answers and troubleshooting guidance below.

Quick Help

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Screenshot Not Capturing?

Make sure LocalSnap is enabled and try opening the extension again on the webpage.

Need to Edit a Screenshot?

Use the annotation tools to crop, blur, draw, highlight, add text, arrows, shapes, or other supported edits.

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Can't Save Your Image?

Check your selected export format and make sure Chrome is allowed to download files to your device.

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Quick Tip: If something does not work as expected, first reopen LocalSnap and try the same action again. Also make sure Chrome is updated and that you are using the latest available version of the extension.

Common Problems & Solutions

Screenshot Is Not Capturing

If LocalSnap does not capture the webpage as expected, check the following:

  • Make sure the extension is installed and enabled.
  • Open the extension while viewing the webpage you want to capture.
  • Try the capture again after reopening LocalSnap.
  • Check whether Chrome or the current page restricts extension functionality.

Full Page Capture Is Not Correct

Some webpages use unusual layouts, dynamic content, or continuously loading sections.

  • Allow the webpage to finish loading.
  • Try the Full Page capture again.
  • If necessary, use Visible Part or Selected Area instead.
  • Check whether the webpage changes while it is being captured.

Selected Area Is Not Working

Selected Area capture lets you choose a specific region of the webpage.

  • Start Selected Area capture from LocalSnap.
  • Click and drag across the area you want to capture.
  • Make sure the selected region is large enough to capture.
  • Try again if the selection was accidentally cancelled.

Blur Tool Is Not Applying

The Blur tool can be used to hide sensitive information inside a screenshot.

  • Open the screenshot in the LocalSnap editor.
  • Select the Blur tool.
  • Apply the blur area to the information you want to hide.
  • Make sure the blur area covers the required content.

Annotation Tools Are Not Visible

LocalSnap includes several editing and annotation tools for working with captured screenshots.

  • Make sure a screenshot has been captured first.
  • Open the screenshot in the editor.
  • Check the available editing toolbar.
  • Try reopening the captured image if the editor does not appear correctly.

Download or Copy Is Not Working

LocalSnap supports downloading screenshots and copying images to the clipboard.

  • Check Chrome's download permissions.
  • Make sure your device has sufficient storage space.
  • Check that clipboard access is available when copying.
  • Try downloading the screenshot instead of copying it.

How to Use LocalSnap

If you are using LocalSnap for the first time, follow these simple steps to capture and edit a screenshot.

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Open the webpage Navigate to the webpage you want to capture in Chrome.
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Open LocalSnap Open LocalSnap from your Chrome toolbar or extensions menu.
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Choose a capture mode Select Full Page, Visible Part, or Selected Area depending on what you want to capture.
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Edit your screenshot Use crop, blur, pencil, text, arrows, shapes, highlight, and other available editing tools.
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Add a watermark if needed Use the watermark option when you want to identify or brand your screenshot.
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Copy or download Copy the finished screenshot to your clipboard or download it in a supported image format.

LocalSnap Features

LocalSnap provides a collection of screenshot capture, editing, annotation, and export tools.

Full Page Capture Visible Part Selected Area Crop Blur Pencil Text Arrow Rectangle Circle Highlight Watermark Undo Zoom Fit to View Copy to Clipboard PNG Export JPG Export

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers to common questions about LocalSnap, screenshot capture, editing, annotations, and saving.

LocalSnap is a Chrome screenshot extension designed for capturing webpages and editing screenshots directly in your browser. It provides capture modes and tools for annotation, highlighting, blurring, cropping, watermarking, and exporting screenshots.

LocalSnap provides three main capture options:

  • Full Page — captures the full scrollable webpage.
  • Visible Part — captures the currently visible browser area.
  • Selected Area — lets you select a specific region of the webpage.

Yes. LocalSnap includes a Full Page capture option designed to capture the scrollable content of a webpage rather than only the currently visible area.

Very dynamic websites may behave differently depending on how their content is loaded.

Yes. Use the Selected Area capture mode to choose a specific portion of the webpage. You can select the region you want before continuing with editing.

Yes. LocalSnap includes a Blur tool that can be used to obscure information within a screenshot before you share or save it.

Always review the final image carefully to make sure all sensitive information you intended to hide is covered.

LocalSnap provides several annotation and editing tools, including:

  • Pencil
  • Rectangle
  • Circle
  • Arrow
  • Highlight
  • Text
  • Blur

Yes. LocalSnap provides a Crop tool so you can remove unwanted areas of the captured screenshot before saving or sharing it.

Yes. You can use the Text and Arrow tools to explain, label, point out, or emphasize information in your captured screenshot.

Yes. LocalSnap includes a watermark option that can be used when you want to add identifying or branding information to a screenshot.

LocalSnap includes an Undo function for supported editing operations. Use it when you need to reverse a recent change while working on your screenshot.

Yes. LocalSnap provides zoom controls and a Fit to View option to make it easier to inspect and work with captured screenshots.

Yes. LocalSnap provides a Copy to Clipboard option so you can copy the finished screenshot and paste it into applications that support image clipboard content.

LocalSnap supports PNG and JPG image export, allowing you to choose a suitable format for your screenshot workflow.

No account or login is required for LocalSnap's core screenshot functionality.

LocalSnap is designed around local screenshot processing rather than a cloud-based screenshot library. Its core workflow does not require you to upload screenshots to an online screenshot storage service.

For more information about data handling and privacy, please review the LocalSnap Privacy Policy.

First, close and reopen the LocalSnap extension. Then try the same capture again.

If the problem continues, make sure Chrome and LocalSnap are updated and contact support with details about the issue.

To help us investigate your issue more quickly, please include:

  • Your Chrome version
  • Your LocalSnap extension version
  • The type of webpage where the issue occurred
  • The capture mode you were using
  • A clear description of the problem
  • Steps that reproduce the issue, if possible

Still Need Help?

If you cannot find the answer above or are experiencing an unexpected issue with LocalSnap, contact our support team.

hubsmarttools@gmail.com

We aim to respond to support requests within 24–48 hours.

Please include:
  • Your Chrome version
  • LocalSnap extension version
  • Description of the issue
  • Capture mode being used
  • Relevant steps to reproduce the problem

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