Screenshots of the whole page, not just the screen

Sometimes a still image is the right answer: a layout bug, a long form, a page to annotate. The VeoRec extension takes four kinds of screenshot from its popup or with a keyboard shortcut.

Four capture modes

• Visible area: what is on screen right now
• Full page: the whole scrolling page, stitched into one image
• Area: drag a rectangle around exactly what you need
• Screen: your screen, outside the browser too

From the same toolbar button

Screenshots live next to recording in the extension popup, and Alt+Shift+S takes one without opening it.

When a recording says it better

A screenshot shows how a page looks; it cannot show a hover state, a slow load or the click that broke it. For those, record the screen instead: clicks are highlighted, you can talk through it, and the link is ready when you stop.

Questions

Does full page work on every site?

It works on regular web pages. Chrome does not allow extensions to capture its own pages, such as settings or the Web Store.

What does it cost?

The Free plan keeps up to 50 videos and 5 GB, with recordings of up to 10 minutes in up to 1080p, AI transcripts and automatic titles; free videos carry a small VeoRec badge. Pro is $7.99 a month or $79 a year: unlimited videos, 1 TB of storage, recordings of up to 10 hours, no branding, view analytics, password-protected links, custom thumbnails, and AI summaries, chapters and translation.