What is Snapbit?
Snapbit is a free Chrome extension that helps you capture and reuse screen and page content. It combines Screenshot Capture, an Image Editor, a Screen Recorder, a Color Picker and a Text Case Converter in one toolbar icon.
Is Snapbit free?
Yes. Snapbit is free, with no premium plan, no locked features, no watermarks, no ads and no account.
Can Snapbit capture a full web page?
Yes. Full Page mode scrolls the page and stitches it into one image. Captures stop at 30,000 pixels in height, and pages that scroll inside an inner panel cannot be stitched.
Can I blur or pixelate sensitive information?
Yes. The Image Editor's Blur & Pixelate tool hides passwords, emails and other details, and the effect is applied to the exported pixels.
Which image formats can the editor open?
PNG, JPEG, WebP and GIF (a GIF opens as its first frame), up to 100 MB and 60 megapixels. You can also paste an image with Ctrl+V.
Can I record a tab, a window or the whole screen?
Yes. Chrome's share dialog lets you choose a tab, a window or the entire screen. Tab audio is available for tabs, system audio for an entire screen on Windows and ChromeOS, and the microphone is optional.
What video format does the Screen Recorder use?
WebM (VP9 or VP8 video with Opus audio). There is no MP4 export.
Which text case formats are supported?
Sentence case, lower case, UPPER CASE, Capitalized Case, camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case and CONSTANT_CASE.
Does Snapbit upload my screenshots or recordings?
No. Screenshots, edited images and recordings are processed in your browser. Snapbit has no analytics, tracking or advertising code.
Where are screenshots and editor images stored?
Locally, in the extension's own storage in your Chrome profile. Editor copies expire after 24 hours and Clear Image deletes one immediately. Recordings stay in memory until you download them.
Are there pages Snapbit cannot work on?
Yes. Extensions cannot run on built-in Chrome pages or the Chrome Web Store, so some tools are limited there.
Was Snapbit called something else before?
Yes. Snapbit was previously called Convert 2 Case, and its text case converter is still included.