How to Capture a Single Element on a Webpage (Card, Table or Chat Message)
Dragging a box around a card never comes out clean. Capture Element finds the edges for you.
New in GoFully v1.1.3
Capture Element is in the popup next to Selected Area. Hover, pick, click. See the roadmap for the full v1.1.3 list.
How it works
Step 1: Open Capture Element
Click the GoFully icon and choose Capture Element.
Step 2: Hover
A blue outline follows the element under your pointer and shows its size.
Step 3: Pick the right level
Press the Up arrow to select the parent element or Down to step back in. Keep going until the outline matches what you want.
Step 4: Click to capture
GoFully crops to that element. Press Esc to cancel.
When to use it
Pricing cards and feature tiles
One click, no dragging.
Tables and charts
Get the whole table without clipping a row.
Chat messages and comments
Capture a single message without the rest of the thread.
Bug reports
Show the exact component that is broken.
Limits
GoFully scrolls the element into view and captures what is visible. For an element taller than the window, use Full Page or Scrolling Area capture instead.
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