Everything you need to know about capturing, editing, and exporting with GoFully. Can't find it here? Contact our team.
Yes — free forever, with no account required to use any feature.
Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers, including Edge, Brave, and Opera.
No. Install the extension and start capturing right away — there's no account system at all.
No. Capture, OCR, and editing all run locally in your browser — nothing is transmitted.
Just enough to capture the active tab, save exports, and copy to your clipboard. See the security page for the full breakdown.
Only on your device. The last capture sits in session memory until you close the browser. History keeps thumbnails, page titles, addresses and OCR text in local storage, and Clear All deletes them. Nothing is uploaded.
Full page scrolling capture, visible area, a custom selected region, a single element, or a scrolling feed. You can also draw on a live page before you capture it.
Yes. Blur, pixelate or black out any region, or let Auto-redact find emails, card numbers and keys for you to review.
Yes. Draw on Page adds a toolbar to any site. Mark it up with a pen, highlighter, arrows, shapes, text and sticky notes, then capture the visible area or the full page with your marks in place.
Yes. Capture Element outlines whatever is under your pointer. Use the arrow keys to pick a parent or child, then click to crop to it.
It finds emails, card numbers, phone numbers, ID numbers, IP addresses and API keys that OCR can read. Check each black box before you share, because text OCR misses stays visible.
Yes. Add up to 30 captures to a guide, write a line under each, and export a PDF or a Markdown ZIP with its images.
Yes. History searches the words inside each screenshot, the page title and the address. GoFully reads each capture on your device. Turn it off with Search inside screenshots in Settings.
Yes, if you turn on Keep recent captures in Settings. GoFully then stores the full image of your last 10 captures on your device. With it off, History keeps thumbnails and opens the source page.
Copy to clipboard, save as PNG, WebP, or export a paginated multi-page PDF.
Refresh the page and try again — some sites delay content until you scroll, which the first pass can miss.
Accuracy depends on image clarity — zoom in on small or low-contrast text before extracting.