Screenshot anything —
even whole long pages.

GeekCapture is a free Windows screenshot tool: press a hotkey, drag to grab any part of your screen, mark it up, and copy or save. And when the content is taller than your screen, capture it while scrolling — the frames stitch into one seamless tall image.

Download for Windows Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit · ~68 MB · portable, no install

The build isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run — click More info → Run anyway. Everything runs locally; nothing is uploaded.

GeekCapture editor: a captured screenshot marked up with an arrow, a box, highlighter and text, with the tool rail and Save button.

What it does

Capture while scrolling

The feature most tools miss. Drag out a region, then — still holding the button — scroll the wheel; GeekCapture stitches every frame into one long image. Perfect for chats, articles and dashboards.

Hotkey → drag → done

Press your hotkey and the screen freezes — nothing underneath moves or autoplays while you aim. Drag a rectangle with live dimensions, then resize it after. Works across all your monitors.

Annotate fast

Pen, line, arrow, rectangle, ellipse, highlighter and text — with colors, stroke widths and undo/redo. Then copy or save.

Copy or save instantly

One click copies to the clipboard or saves a PNG. Optionally auto-copy every capture the moment you take it.

Lives in your tray

Runs quietly in the system tray, ready for the next capture. Set a custom hotkey and start-at-login in Settings.

100% offline & private

No account, no cloud, no telemetry. Every capture stays on your machine — nothing is ever uploaded.

See it in action

The GeekCapture annotation editor with a tool rail, color swatches, and a marked-up capture.

The editor — mark up a capture, then copy or save a PNG.

Scrolling capture in progress: a REC indicator and the growing captured height over a long page.

Scrolling capture — live height as you scroll.

How scrolling capture works

Drag the region

Press your hotkey and drag out the area you want to capture.

Hold + scroll

Keep the mouse button held and roll the wheel — at any speed. The page scrolls and frames stitch live; duplicates are ignored.

Trim & save

You get one seamless tall image. Resize the crop if you like, then copy or save.

Screenshot anything —even whole long pages.