Free Chrome extension
Capture a whole page, a dragged region, or one element with its background peeled away. No account, and nothing leaves your browser.
Click the banana in your toolbar, or skip the click with a shortcut.
What’s on screen, in one click.
⌃⇧1Scrolls and stitches the whole page. Stop early and keep what’s done.
⌃⇧2Drag a rectangle. Get exactly that rectangle.
⌃⇧3Point at anything on the page and capture just that piece.
⌃⇧4Desktop, tablet, and phone widths in one image.
Set your own shortcutElement picker
Hover to highlight, click to select. The slider walks out to the parent container or in to a child, so you land on the exact box, shadows included.
Something in the way? Hide a legend, a badge or a cookie banner before you capture, without touching the page.
Transparent backgrounds
Element captures come out with real transparency, soft shadows and glows intact. Peel shoots the element twice, on black and on white, and works out the alpha of every pixel.
Drop the result straight into a slide, a doc or a design file.
Full page
Peel scrolls for you, waits for lazy images, and hides sticky headers so they don’t repeat down the image. Pages wider than your window are captured sideways too.
Change your mind halfway? Stop, and keep everything captured so far.
Responsive
Peel captures the page as it is, then narrows the tab to tablet and phone widths and captures those too. The three land side by side in one image, on a transparent background.
It’s the same tab the whole time, so pages behind a login come out the way you see them. Save the set as one image or as three files, and set your own tablet and phone widths.
Beautify
Frame any capture on a gradient with padding, rounded corners and a soft shadow. Crop it, then copy it or save it as PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF.
Save at your display’s full resolution, or at 1x for smaller files.
Captures from wide-gamut screens keep their Display P3 color.
One long page, or split across A4 or Letter.
Three, five or ten seconds to open a menu or set up a hover state.
Open the preview, save straight to disk, or send it to your clipboard.
Every Peel screen follows your system theme.
Install it and capture. There is nothing to sign up for.
Captures stay in your browser. Peel keeps your last five and clears the rest.
Peel can’t read a page until you click it or press a shortcut, and loses access when the tab navigates away.
Yes. No trial, no watermark, no account.
Nowhere. They are stored locally in your browser so the preview tab can show them, and the oldest are removed as you take new ones. Downloads go to your normal downloads folder.
Peel uses Chrome’s active tab permission instead. It gets access to one tab at the moment you invoke it, and nothing else.
Yes. Peel captures the page as it looks in your tab, so dashboards and anything behind a login work the same as any other page.
Peel is built for Chrome. Browsers that install extensions from the Chrome Web Store can usually run it too.
Install Peel, press ⌃⇧4, and point at anything.
Add to Chrome, it’s free