Most screenshot tools make you capture first and mark up later. Draw on Page flips that. You mark the real site, then capture it, so your arrows and highlights land exactly where the content sits.
Draw on Page adds a toolbar to any website. Press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+H or click Draw on Page in the popup to start. See the roadmap for the full v1.1.3 list.
The toolbar sits at the bottom of the page and holds nine tools. Each has a one-key shortcut.
Freehand lines in your chosen colour and width.
A translucent marker that leaves the text readable.
Select words on the page and GoFully paints a marker over them.
Point at things and box them in.
Type a label or leave a note on the page.
Remove a single mark. Press V to go back to using the page normally.
Open the popup and choose Draw on Page, or press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+H on the site.
Pick a tool and drag. Undo with Cmd/Ctrl+Z and redo with Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Z.
Click Visible or Full page in the toolbar. GoFully hides the toolbar first, so it never shows in the image.
Press Esc to leave Draw on Page. Your marks stay saved for that page address.
They live in your browser, keyed to the page address, and return when you reopen Draw on Page there. The trash button clears them.
They follow the page as it scrolls. Content that scrolls inside its own box, which some web apps use, does not carry marks along.
GoFully stores marks locally and never uploads them.
Capture just one card, table, chart or chat message in Chrome.
GoFully's Auto-redact reads your screenshot on your device and covers emails, card numbers, phone numbers, ID numbers, IP addresses and API keys with black boxes you review before export.
Turn several GoFully captures into one how-to document.
No account, no watermark, no uploads.
Add GoFully to Chrome