Browser extension · Chrome & Edge

Capture the part
worth watching.

Select one useful signal from any page your browser can open — even behind your login — and send it to the right Kaptr.me board.

The Kaptr extension, in detail0:39 · sound on, 9 subtitle languagesWatch the full tour 2:44 · 9 chapters

Four ways to capture

Frame exactly what matters.

  1. Select areaDrag a box over the part you want, adjust it with the handles, then press Enter or click Capture. Esc cancels. The most precise way to keep one price, one chart, one score.
  2. ElementHover the page and Kaptr outlines a whole block — a card, a table, a widget — with its size in pixels. ↑ takes the block around it, ↓ the one inside. Click to capture.
  3. Visible pageEverything you see in the window, in one click.
  4. Full pageKaptr scrolls the page for you and stitches it together, top to bottom, with sticky headers kept out of the way. You can follow and cancel the progress.

Ctrl Shift K starts Select area straight away (⌘ ⇧ K on a Mac).

After the capture

Save it to a Kapboard, or take it with you.

A panel opens over the page with your capture, its size, the time and the site it came from. Nothing is uploaded until you save.

The Kaptr extension panel after a capture: the cheapest flights to Tokyo, Selection 1556 × 470, Snapshot destination, Select your Kapboard, Save snapshot, then Copy, Download and Share

Snapshot destination

Pick one of your Kapboards and click Save snapshot. Kaptr remembers your last choice, and a single Kapboard is chosen for you.

Saved to My Mornings. Then Open Kapboard, or Copy snapshot link: pasted into Google Docs, Sheets or Slides, the link becomes a live Kaptr.me preview.

Copy, download or share

  • CCopy to the clipboard
  • SShare with your system’s share sheet
  • PPNG
  • JJPG
  • WWebP
  • DPDF

Download offers PNG, JPG, WebP and PDF; each key above does it at once. Downloads keep the page’s original resolution and never leave your computer.

After saving: Saved to My Mornings, with Open Kapboard and Copy snapshot link

Automatic refresh

Turn it on once. Never think about it again.

Out of the box, the extension only talks to kaptr.me. To refresh your snapshots on their own, it needs Chrome’s permission to reopen the pages you captured. You give it once, in four clicks.

  1. 1

    On your Kapboard

    A banner tells you when automatic refresh is off. Click Turn on automatic refresh.

  2. 2
    The Kaptr tab: Turn on automatic refresh, what Kaptr does with this access, the privacy policy and Not now

    In the Kaptr tab

    A Kaptr tab opens with one button: Turn on automatic refresh. Below it, what Kaptr does — and never does — with this access.

  3. 3

    In Chrome’s window

    Chrome asks once and shows the same warning for every extension that needs access to all sites. Click Allow.

  4. 4
    Automatic refresh is on. All set: your snapshots will now update on their own. Back to your Kapboard

    Back to your Kapboard

    Automatic refresh is on. The tab closes itself, you’re back on your Kapboard, and the waiting snapshots refresh.

What happens on each refresh

  • Kaptr opens the page in a window hidden behind your Kapboard, in your own browser, where you’re already signed in.
  • It waits for the page to load — images, spinners, fonts — and takes the same picture again: same size, same scroll, same crop.
  • The window closes. Only the new picture is sent to your Kapboard. Sometimes Chrome has to show the page for a moment: it appears briefly, then disappears.
  • If Kaptr isn’t in front, refresh waits and picks up again when you come back.

Your privacy

  • The access is only used to refresh your snapshots: Kaptr reopens the pages you captured, nothing else.
  • On the other sites you visit, Kaptr collects, changes and sends nothing.
  • Your passwords and sessions stay in your browser. Kaptr never sees them.
  • Kaptr.me is published by a French company: the GDPR applies, the main database is in Europe and personal data is never sold.
  • Turn it off at any time in the extension’s settings: Chrome takes the access back.

Refresh your way

One card, a whole board, or on a schedule.

Every refresh runs through the extension, in your own browser. The card keeps its place and crop on the board.

One snapshot

Refresh a single card, or the cards you selected, with a progress bar on each. A card that fails offers Retry.

Refresh All Starter and up

Every snapshot of the Kapboard in one click, with a summary at the end. Click again to stop.

Auto refresh Starter and up

Every 5 minutes, every hour or once a day, per Kapboard or per snapshot, while the Kapboard is open, with a countdown.

In the cloud

On Pro and Business, snapshots made with Kaptr AI keep refreshing in the cloud, even when the Kapboard is closed.

Record a video or a meeting · Business

Record a tab or a meeting, straight to your Drive.

  • Any tab, or a call on Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, Webex, Whereby or Jitsi. For calls, Kaptr first asks you to confirm participants are informed.
  • Set up once, in about two minutes: permissions, microphone and Google Drive. Drive access covers only the files Kaptr creates.
  • 480p, 720p or 1080p, with or without your microphone. Pause, resume, stop — it stops by itself after three hours.
  • Your Google Drive, in Kaptr/Videos or Kaptr/Meetings. Kaptr keeps only the title, date, duration, a small poster and the Drive link.
  • AI recap: summary, decisions, action items and chapters, right on your Kapboard.
Kaptr settings: Account, Automatic refresh on, Videos and meetings, Keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+K, Language English

Settings in one page: your account, automatic refresh, videos and meetings (microphone, Google Drive), the keyboard shortcut and the language — English or Français. The extension follows your system’s light or dark theme.

Ready to capture

Add Kaptr.me to your browser.

Install the extension, capture one useful region and send it to your first board.