Screenshot Capture
Captures the entire active page instantly. A popup in the upper-right corner lets you copy it, create a new note, or insert it into an existing one — with source URL and timestamp saved automatically.
Chrome extension · 100% local · free
Research
at the speed
of thought
Capture screenshots, extract text with OCR, save copied content, and organize research notes by category — all without leaving the page.
No account needed
Data stays on your device
Works on any webpage
Snipaze
Your Research Companion
Search notes
All Notes
All Time
Categories (5)
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16
Total Notes
All your saved notes
1
Today
Notes added today
0
Pinned
Important notes
3.0 MB
Storage Used
Local storage
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Features
Everything you need for deep research
A focused set of tools designed to stay out of your way while you work.
OCR Text Extraction
Draw a selection over any region — even inside images. Save the screenshot, the extracted text, or both. All with source URL and timestamp.
Auto-Save Clipboard
Toggle Auto Save to silently capture every text you copy while browsing. Builds your research log without interrupting your flow.
Categories & Tags
Create custom categories like “Research”, “Ideas”, or “To-Read” and assign them to notes. Filter your library instantly.
Search & Filter
Find any note by keyword. Combine search with category and time filters to surface exactly what you need in seconds.
Local-First Privacy
All notes, images, and settings live in your browser’s IndexedDB. No server, no account, no tracking — ever.
Demo
See SnipThat in action
Watch how to capture, extract, and organise your research in under 2 minutes.
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Check back after we publish to YouTubeHow it works
Three steps, zero friction
1
Install the extension
Add SnipThat to Chrome from the Web Store. No sign-up, no account — it works the moment it’s installed.
2
Capture & choose what to do
Take a screenshot, extract OCR text from any region, or let Auto Save capture clipboard text. A popup appears with three options: copy, create a new note, or insert into an existing note.
3
Organize & export
Browse notes by category, search, or filter by date. Export any note or category as TXT, Word, or PDF — with source URL and timestamp included.