Web Markups
Markup and browser capture tool
What it does
Web Markups is a Chrome extension for marking up live webpages before taking screenshots or short browser recordings. Add arrows, lines, levels, channels, or text notes directly on the page, then capture the marked-up result with the context still visible. Local capture is the default. Pro is optional and adds watermark-free screenshots, Circle area capture, and private cloud media storage for captures you explicitly choose to upload.
Install Web Markups from the Chrome Web Store to annotate web pages, capture screenshots, and record browser-tab video without audio.
Web Markups is a Chrome extension for taking screenshots, recording user-controlled browser walkthroughs without microphone or system audio, and adding precise arrows, lines, levels, channels, and notes without changing the website underneath. Annotations stay on your device. Captures stay local unless you choose Cloud. Install only from the official Chrome Web Store listing. Version 1.0.66 is currently published. Version 1.0.68 was submitted for Chrome Web Store review on September 3, 2026, with recording fixes and refreshed listing images. Use the local extension without paying, or create an account for the dashboard and optional Pro cloud features. Enter your email to begin signup. Free…from webmarkups.com
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