Alternatives
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Each page compares OpenScreenShot with one other tool on facts you can check: price, permissions, source code, and features. We make OpenScreenShot, so we link our sources.
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GoFullPage alternative: free annotation and open source
GoFullPage vs OpenScreenShot for full-page screenshots. OpenScreenShot has free annotation, blur, crop, and PDF page splitting, and its code is public.
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FullPage Capture alternative: open source with no all-sites access at install
FullPage Capture vs OpenScreenShot. Both capture and annotate full pages for free. OpenScreenShot is open source and needs no all-sites access at install.
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Awesome Screenshot alternative: free tools that stay on your device
Awesome Screenshot vs OpenScreenShot. Free annotation, blur, PDF, and tab recording that stay on your device, one free tier, and no all-sites access at install.
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FireShot alternative: a free editor in the browser and open source
FireShot vs OpenScreenShot. Both capture full pages locally. OpenScreenShot is open source and has a free in-browser editor and tab recording.
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Nimbus Screenshot alternative: local capture after the move to FuseBase
Nimbus Screenshot is now FuseBase Pro. OpenScreenShot is a free, open-source option for full-page capture, annotation, and tab recording on your device.
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Lightshot alternative: full-page capture with no public upload
Lightshot vs OpenScreenShot. Get full-page capture, blur, and PDF export in the browser, with files that stay on your device and no prnt.sc links.
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Screenity alternative: screenshots and tab recording in one extension
Screenity vs OpenScreenShot. Both are open source. OpenScreenShot adds full-page screenshots and PDF export, and asks for no all-sites access at install.
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Loom alternative: tab recordings that stay on your device
Loom vs OpenScreenShot. Record a browser tab with webcam, mic, and auto zoom, and export an MP4 locally, with no account and no paid plan.
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Snagit alternative: free web page capture in the browser
Snagit vs OpenScreenShot. If you only capture web pages, OpenScreenShot covers full-page capture, markup, blur, PDF, and tab recording for free in Chrome.