Solutions · Support, docs & QA
Half of support and documentation is proving what you saw. A screenshot with the right thing circled and the customer's name blurred, a thirty-second recording instead of nine numbered steps, a clean icon in the help article, an email thread filed as a PDF on the ticket. These tools cover those jobs — and none of them send your screen to a server to do it.
ScrnCap takes the visible area, the whole scrolling page, a region you draw or an exact size — then crops, annotates and blurs right where you took it, so the customer's data never leaves in the screenshot.
ReelCap records the tab with a highlighted cursor, click ripples, your narration and a webcam bubble, so a reproduction path or a how-to lands in thirty seconds instead of nine numbered steps.
Mail Toolbox turns the conversation into a PDF, Word file or Markdown note for the ticket or the runbook, and SVG Forge gives the help article icons and diagrams that stay sharp at any size.
Screenshot any page. Then make it yours.
Capture the visible area, a full scrolling page, a region you draw or an exact size — then annotate, crop and blur before it leaves your machine. Export PNG, JPG, WEBP or PDF, or batch a whole tab group into one ZIP or a multi-page PDF.
Record web demos that point where you point.
Record a browser tab as a short demo or a bug reproduction, with a highlighted cursor, click ripples, narration and a webcam bubble. MP4 and GIF export run in your browser, not on a server.
Your Gmail, finally under control.
Turn the thread into a PDF, Word file or Markdown note for the ticket, get a summary with the action items, and pin private notes to the messages that matter — without granting access to the Google account.
No. ScrnCap's capture path is fully local and does not make a single network request, and ReelCap records and converts in the browser, MP4 and GIF included. Our servers never touch the image or the video — which is the point when the screenshot has a customer's data in it.
Yes. ScrnCap's editor blurs regions and crops in the same place you took the capture, so you never have to open the raw screenshot in another app to make it safe to send.
Yes. Both tools run inside your own browser session, so an internal dashboard or an admin screen captures exactly like any other page. Nothing is fetched server-side.
PNG, JPG, WEBP and PDF for captures, plus ZIP or a multi-page PDF for a batch; MP4 and GIF for recordings; and PDF, DOCX or Markdown for an email thread.