Capture anything on Windows. Annotate it in seconds. Share it with a link.

Capture the whole page, not one screenful of it.

Press the scrolling hotkey, select the pane, and scroll. Maxisnap stitches the frames into one tall full-page screenshot and opens it in the editor. It works on web pages, chat histories, spreadsheets, settings windows, and any other pane that scrolls.

• Manual mode captures at your own pace. Automatic mode scrolls the pane for you with the mouse wheel or Page Down at slow, normal, or fast speed.
• Fixed headers and footers are detected and kept once, so sticky toolbars do not repeat down the image.
• If a repeating layout makes the seam ambiguous, the capture stops and tells you what to redo instead of guessing.
• Images up to 100,000 pixels tall. Stop with the hotkey, the on-screen badge, or Escape.

Blur it before it leaves your machine.

Drag the Blur tool over a region to reduce its visible detail, including earlier annotations underneath it. The effect is included when you copy, save, or upload, but it does not guarantee that text cannot be inferred. Keep passwords and tokens outside the capture or crop them out before sharing.

• Hold Shift for a square blur. Resize it from the corners like any other annotation.
• Works on screenshots, scrolling captures, and images opened from the clipboard or a file.
• Crop secrets out before exporting with AI Mode, then inspect the exported image.

The link is on your clipboard before the window closes.

Capture a region with the upload hotkey and Maxisnap uploads it and copies the link. Recordings upload from the result window the same way. Every link can also be copied as Markdown for GitHub issues and docs.

• Maxisnap Cloud: a free account keeps up to 50 active captures with 500 MB of storage (100 MB of it video), and links stay live 30 days. Pro adds 10 GB of storage, videos up to 1 GB, private links, per-image view analytics with referrers and countries, ad-free share pages, and links kept while you subscribe.
• Studio: send every capture to your own SFTP, FTP, S3-compatible or HTTP destination, or to a self-hosted dashboard, so links carry your domain.
• A latest-uploads window keeps the last 50 links one click away.

Pin it, re-capture it, open it, recover it.

• Pin to desktop keeps any capture floating always on top of other windows. Resize with the wheel, set the opacity, and pin as many as you like.
• Window autodetect outlines the window under the cursor. Click without dragging to capture it, or hold Alt to pick a single pane, sidebar, or address bar.
• The screen is frozen before the selector appears, so open menus, dropdowns, and tooltips are capturable.
• Capture previous area repeats your last rectangle exactly. Open from clipboard and open latest screenshot bring any image into the editor.
• Automatic recovery keeps a crash-safe copy of unsaved annotations and finished recordings in a separate folder, with a retention period you choose.