HyperVideo
Finds every video on a page, shows its size and duration, and downloads it in the quality you pick. It also records your screen with sound.
HyperScreen
Capture the whole page in one shot — scrolling screenshot with an editor
Captures an entire web page automatically, including modern apps where an inner container scrolls instead of the page. Opens an editor right away: crop, brush, eraser, export to PNG, JPG or PDF.
- Price
- Free
- Data sent out
- No
- Browsers
- Chrome, Yandex Browser, Edge, Opera
- Version
- 2.0.0
- Size
- 54.66 KB
- Interface languages
- English, Russian
- Category
- Tools
Print Screen only captures what fits on your monitor, and stitching a dozen crops by hand is slow and messy. HyperScreen scrolls the page for you and assembles one continuous image — header to footer, including long reports, threads and dashboards.
It also fixes the biggest blind spot of modern sites: in many web apps it is not the document that scrolls but an inner container, so ordinary tools capture only the first screen. HyperScreen locates the element that actually scrolls and captures all of its content.
What it does HyperScreen
Whole page in one click
Automatic scrolling and stitching with no manual work — on classic sites and on single-page apps with inner scroll alike.
Crop with a smart frame
A resizable frame appears over the capture; drag it to any area, the view auto-scrolls near the edges, and one button confirms the crop.
Brush for emphasis
Outline anything in red to draw attention — useful for tickets, guides and design feedback.
Eraser for sensitive data
Paint over names, figures, contract numbers and addresses before the screenshot leaves your machine.
Undo and full reset
Ctrl+Z or the button undoes the last stroke, and reset restores the original capture, so experimenting is safe.
Export to PNG, JPG and PDF
Or copy the result straight to the clipboard and paste it into an email, deck or chat without saving a file.
Zoom while editing
Zoom in on small text to erase or outline a detail precisely.
Two interface languages
Switch between English and Russian at any time.
How to use it
- Open the page and click the HyperScreen icon.
- Let it auto-scroll — the capture is assembled and the editor opens.
- Crop with the frame, highlight with the brush, hide anything sensitive with the eraser.
- Export as PNG, JPG or PDF, or copy it to the clipboard.
Who it is for
- Attach a full report screen to a ticket instead of half of it
- Save a long article or guide as a single image
- Screenshot a dashboard for the weekly deck
- Share a confirmation with numbers and amounts painted over
- Collect screens for documentation or training material
How to install
Find the extension you need and press Install
The right Chrome Web Store page opens in your browser.
Press Install on the Chrome Web Store page
A blue Install button appears on the right of the listing — click it. If the page opened in a different browser (Safari, say), copy its address into Chrome, Yandex Browser, Edge or Opera and press the button there.
Pin the icon to the toolbar
Open the extensions list in your browser settings and pin the new extension to the toolbar.
Done — open the extension
Click its icon in the browser. No account, no payment, no setup needed.
All four browsers (Chrome, Yandex Browser, Microsoft Edge, Opera) are built on the Chromium platform, so extensions for them all come from one place — the Chrome Web Store. Chrome and Yandex Browser open the listing directly. Edge asks once for permission to install from other stores — choose “Allow”. Opera needs the free Install Chrome Extensions add-on, after which the install button appears on the normal listing page.
Frequently asked questions
How is a scrolling screenshot different from a normal one?
A normal capture stops at the edge of your window. A scrolling screenshot stitches the entire page top to bottom, including everything you would have had to scroll to.
Does it capture pages where an inner block scrolls?
Yes — that is its main advantage. HyperScreen detects the scrollable container inside the page and captures all of its content, where most tools return only the first screen.
Is my screenshot uploaded anywhere?
No. The capture is assembled and edited inside the browser, and the file is saved straight to your computer.
Can I hide personal data before sharing?
Yes. The eraser paints over any part of the image — names, amounts, addresses — before you save or send it.
Which browsers does it support?
Chrome plus every Chromium-based browser: Edge, Opera, Brave, Arc and Yandex Browser, all from the same Chrome Web Store listing.
What formats can I export?
PNG, JPG and PDF, or copy the image to the clipboard without creating a file.
Other extensions in the set
HyperCompress
Compresses files without visible quality loss and keeps everything private. It also converts files between formats: audio and video, documents and images.
HyperPDF
Merges several files into one, deletes and reorders pages, builds a PDF from photos, and reads reviewer comments on the document.