ScreenClip review
A focused browser tool for annotating and sharing screenshots, with an 8 MB file limit.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ScreenClip is a browser-based screenshot and image annotation tool for people who need to explain or review web content visually. Its Chrome extension captures a selected area, the visible browser view, or a full webpage, including scrolling screenshots. It suits solo users and small teams who want to mark up browser content and share it with colleagues or clients, rather than manage a broader image workflow.
Annotation tools include text, arrows, shapes, highlights, drawings, and blur for hiding sensitive image details. Users can crop, rotate, and resize screenshots, then copy or download them as PNG images, share them by link or embed, and add comments. Editable annotations and comment markers support follow-up collaboration; folders help organize screenshots, which can be found by name, date, or URL. The 8 MB file limit is a practical constraint, particularly for large full-page captures. ScreenClip fits review tasks centered on browser visuals, but users handling larger image files may prefer a tool with a higher limit.
ScreenClip has a free Basic plan with limits on stored clips and file size. Basic includes ScreenClip storage, editable annotations, comment markers, unlimited shared folders, and scrolling screenshots. The paid Plus plan adds Google Drive storage alongside ScreenClip storage and ad-free use; it also includes the annotation, comment, folder, and scrolling screenshot features. According to the vendor's pricing page, Plus is paid, and a 30-day refund period is offered. The free tier makes it possible to start without a subscription, while the Plus choice is most relevant to users who want Drive copies or an ad-free experience. Choose ScreenClip for browser-focused capture and collaborative annotation; look elsewhere if larger files are central to your work.
ScreenClip pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Captures selected areas, visible views, and full scrolling webpages
- Adds blur, editable annotations, comments, and shared folders
- Plus can save screenshot copies to Google Drive
- Where it doesn't
- 8 MB maximum file size limits larger captures
- Basic storage has limits on stored clips
- Google Drive saving and ad-free use require Plus
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