Free online tools for screenshots and photos

Small, single-purpose tools that run entirely in your browser. No account, no trial, no watermark on what comes out — and your images are never uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload them to.

The tools

Why they are free, and what the catch is

The honest version: these tools are here because they are a fair sample of what Scrollie does on a phone. If one of them finishes your task completely, that is a good outcome — you owe nothing and there is no prompt asking you to sign up before downloading your own image.

The catch, such as it is, is scope. Each tool does the one-off version of a job. What a browser cannot do is capture a scrolling screen for you, reach into your camera roll, or remember anything after the tab closes. Those limits are not artificial restraint; they are what a web page is. Work that is continuous, repeated, or needs to survive being interrupted is genuinely better on the device, which is what the app is for.

Nothing is uploaded

Every tool here processes images with Canvas inside the page. There is no server component, no upload endpoint and no analytics script watching what you do. The pages do not make network requests while you work, which you can confirm in about five seconds: open your browser's developer tools, switch to the Network panel, and run a tool.

This is worth stating plainly because most free image tools online work the opposite way — your file goes to someone else's server, gets processed there, and comes back. That model is why so many of them require an account, and why a watermark is such a common way to pay for the bandwidth. Doing the work locally removes the reason for both.

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