Easy Screenshot Plus captures a selected region, the visible area, or the whole page in Firefox, then opens it in a built-in editor for arrows, boxes, text, and blur. Save it or copy it to your clipboard — nothing leaves your computer.
The built-in editor, opened in a new tab right after a capture.
Whole page, visible area, or a region you drag out. Start from the toolbar icon, a keyboard shortcut, or a modifier-click — whichever fits how you work.
The capture opens in a new tab with a real editor: rectangles, ellipses, lines and arrows, freehand, text, blur, and crop. Annotations stay editable until you save.
No account and no upload. Captures go straight from Firefox to your Downloads folder or clipboard, and the extension collects no data and has no analytics.
Pick a mode from the capture menu, or skip the menu: choose what a toolbar click does, give ⌘/Ctrl-click a second job, and assign Firefox keyboard shortcuts to any mode.
Show the capture menu
Capture the whole page
Ctrl means ⌘ on macOS. Shortcuts for the other modes — and changes to these — live in Firefox's extension shortcut manager, one click away from the extension's settings.
Every annotation is an object you can select, move, resize, restyle, or delete right up until you save. Pick a color from the palette, choose a line width, and put arrowheads on either end of a line.
Select
Move, resize, restyle, or delete an annotation
Crop
Trim the capture
Rectangle
Outline a region
Ellipse
Circle something
Line
With arrowheads on one end, both, or neither
Pencil
Freehand strokes
Text
Labels in twelve sizes
Blur
Hide anything sensitive
Undo
Step back
Save
PNG to your Downloads folder
Copy
PNG to your clipboard
Close
Discard and close the tab
Three line widths and twelve text sizes
A 70-color palette, remembered between captures
Escape returns to the Select tool; Delete removes the selected annotation
Easy Screenshot Plus has no server and no account. This is what it actually does with your data, checked against the source code.
Captures are held in memory and handed to the editor tab. They're written to disk only when you click Save, and to the clipboard only when you click Copy.
Your settings live in Firefox's local extension storage on this device.
No analytics, no telemetry, no crash reporting, and no third-party services. The extension doesn't send anything anywhere.
The add-on declares to Firefox that it requires no data collection.
Open source under the MPL-2.0 license, so you can read the code.
Free and open source. Requires Firefox 137 or later on desktop.
