Screenshot and record your screen.

A free screenshot and screen recorder Chrome extension. Grab a region, the visible area, or the full page and annotate — or record any tab, the desktop, or your camera.

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The OneClickShot extension popup open in Chrome, showing the four screenshot modes: visible part, selected area, delay, and full page.
Visible part Selected area Delayed shot Full page Desktop Tab Camera Mic + system audio

Everything you need to grab the screen.

Four ways to screenshot

The visible part, a dragged region, a delayed shot, or a full-page screenshot of the whole scrolling page.

Record desktop, tab, or camera

In one click, with your microphone and system sound — saved as MP4.

Annotate before you send

Arrow, rectangle, pen, highlight, and crop — plus blur for the parts that should stay private.

Copy or download

Paste straight into chat, or save a PNG.

Pixel-exact regions

Drag a box and OneClickShot crops to the device pixels, not a blurry approximation.

Mark it up without leaving the tab.

The editor opens the moment you capture. Point with an arrow, box a detail, scribble with the pen, highlight a line, or blur anything sensitive. Crop to re-frame, then copy or download.

  • Arrow, rectangle, pen, highlight, blur
  • Crop re-bases the image
  • Undo and redo across every edit
The OneClickShot editor with the Arrow tool active, annotating a captured analytics dashboard.
A web page being recorded with OneClickShot: a live timer and pause and stop controls over the tab.

Record the screen, a tab, or your camera.

Start in one click. Capture system sound and your microphone together, pause and resume mid-take, and pin floating controls on top so the toolbar never blocks the shot.

  • Desktop, a tab, your camera, or a custom region
  • Microphone plus system or tab audio
  • Saves as MP4, or WebM as a fallback

From screen to shared in three moves.

Dragging a selection to capture a region of the page. Capture

Click the toolbar icon, pick a mode, or press Alt+Shift+V for the visible part.

Annotating a screenshot with an arrow, a highlight, and a blur. Annotate

The editor opens. Add arrows, highlights, or a blur, and crop to taste.

Downloading the finished capture. Share

Copy to the clipboard or download. Recordings save straight to your machine.

Questions, answered.

What can I capture?

Four screenshot modes: the visible part, a dragged region, a delayed shot, or a full-page screenshot of the whole scrolling page.

What can I record?

The desktop, a single tab in one click, your camera, or a custom region you drag on the page — with mic and system or tab audio, saved as MP4 (WebM as a fallback).

Can I annotate before I share?

Yes. Add arrows, rectangles, pen, and highlights, blur anything sensitive, and crop to re-frame — with undo and redo across every edit.

Can I control a recording while it runs?

Pause, resume, and stop from the popup, a floating always-on-top mini-bar, a desktop notification, or a keyboard shortcut.

Does it work on any page?

On normal web pages, yes. Chrome blocks capture on its own internal pages, like chrome:// and the Web Store.

Where do my files go?

Onto your device. Screenshots download as PNG, recordings as MP4 or WebM. Nothing is uploaded.

Do I need an account?

No. Install it and start capturing. There is no sign-in and no cloud.

Are there keyboard shortcuts?

Yes. Alt+Shift+V grabs the visible part, Alt+Shift+S stops a recording, and Alt+Shift+P pauses or resumes.

How much does it cost?

Nothing. OneClickShot is free to install and use.

Add it to Chrome and take your first shot.

Free, no account, no upload. Capturing in seconds.

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