A free alternative to
FireShot
FireShot captures the whole page for free, but editing, annotations and sharing sit behind a Pro license. Here the full-page capture opens in a free editor with arrows, numbers and blur, and Upload gives a share link with a view counter.
Editor
What working on a screenshot looks like
What you get without Pro
The editor is free
In FireShot the free version saves the page as a file; arrows, text and blur need Pro. Here the editor opens on every capture, free.
A link, not just a file
Upload puts a short link in the clipboard and the page shows how many times it was opened. No account and no license for that either.
Outside the browser too
FireShot lives in the browser. Here the Windows and macOS apps capture any window, area or scrolling view with the same editor and hotkeys.
Full comparison
Every capability side by side — including the ones we share.
| FireShot | Us | |
|---|---|---|
| Country | ||
| Area capture | ||
| Window capture | ||
| Scrolling page | ||
| Arrows, boxes, text | ||
| Step numbering | ||
| Blur sensitive data | ||
| Share link | ||
| View counter | ||
| No account needed | ||
| Browser extension | ||
| Desktop app | ||
| Price | Pro $39.95 | 0 |