How do I install the Screenshot Tool by cloudHQ extension?
To install the Screenshot Tool extension, visit the Gmail Screenshot extension page and follow the installation instructions.
How do I take a screenshot using the extension?
After installing, click on the Screenshot Tool icon in your browser toolbar to capture the screen.
Can I edit screenshots?
Yes, you can edit screenshots directly within the Screenshot Tool extension. After capturing a screenshot, use the built-in editing tools to annotate, blur, or highlight areas before saving or sharing.
Is the extension free to use?
You can use Screenshot Tool for free on our Basic plan, and there’s no end date to that. The Premium features come with a 30-day free trial, and you don’t need a credit card to start it. Here’s what both plans give you: it works right inside Gmail; take instant screenshots of a desktop, a window or a Chrome tab; crop your screenshots; blur out anything sensitive; add annotations; share links and attach screenshots in Gmail; save to Google Drive, Dropbox, Box or OneDrive. Premium adds a few more things: password-protected screenshot links, expiry dates on those links, and the option to copy an image to the clipboard from the editor and from the Gmail gallery. Email and phone support are part of Premium too.For more details about the current status, please check our pricing page.
Is it possible to save the screenshot to cloud storage?
Yes, you can save your screenshots directly to Google Drive, Dropbox, or other supported cloud storage services.
How does CloudHQ handle privacy of data?
For detailed information on privacy, visit the CloudHQ Privacy Page. CloudHQ ensures that your data is securely handled and never shared without your consent.
Which capture options does the Screenshot Tool have?
Click the Screenshot Tool icon in the Chrome toolbar. A list of options appears: Capture desktop or window, Capture page (visible), Capture entire page (the full scrolling page), Capture selected area, Upload image (to edit a picture from your computer), Timed desktop capture and Timed page capture. The two timed options wait a few seconds before the shot is taken, which comes in handy with menus and hover effects. Whatever you capture opens in the online editor, and there you can add shapes and notes, use a magnifier, crop, and share the picture with a link.
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