Capture browser workflows as guides and walkthrough videos.

Snapxel records the clicks, context, screenshots, and optional video behind a browser workflow, then gives you a guide or walkthrough that is ready to edit and export.

Create your first guide See how it works

Capture: Clicks, inputs, shortcuts, screenshots, and video.
Edit: Blur sensitive details, add callouts, crop, and trim.
Export: PDF, Word, Markdown, GIF, images, MP4, or WebM.

Snapxel side panel recording steps beside a browser workflow — Record steps in the side panel while the browser workflow stays visible.

How Snapxel works

Record the process, tighten the captured guide, and export it where the team already works.

1. Start recording
Open the page you want to document, start recording, and use the product normally.
2. Let Snapxel collect the steps
Clicks, inputs, and shortcuts are detected automatically while screenshots are captured in sequence.
3. Review and export
Adjust the guide in the editor, then export as GIF, PDF, markdown, PNG, or video.
4. Share the result
Use the output in support docs, onboarding guides, internal wikis, release notes, or client handoff material.

What the product looks like

The main surfaces are intentionally direct: capture in the sidebar, clean up in the editor, then export a guide or video.

Capture steps Side panel

Snapxel side panel capturing workflow steps

Start recording from the side panel and keep the current step list visible while you work.

Edit and redact Cleanup and annotations

Snapxel editor with blur and annotation tools

Use blur, arrows, text, crop, and shape tools to polish screenshots before sharing.

Export guides PDF, Word, Markdown, media

Snapxel export dialog with guide formats

Choose the output format that matches the destination instead of rebuilding assets by hand.

Record video Timeline editor

Snapxel video editor with timeline and export controls

Trim recordings, review actions, add chapters, and prepare MP4 or WebM walkthroughs.

Reuse recordings Library history

Snapxel library showing previous recordings

Previous recordings stay available locally so guides can be revisited and exported later.

Built for repeatable browser work.

Snapxel is strongest when a process needs to be explained clearly, repeated often, and shared without rebuilding screenshots by hand.

Support docs

Show users exactly where to click instead of writing long text instructions.

Team onboarding

Capture internal processes once and reuse the guide when someone joins.

Admin workflows

Document configuration, approvals, and web-app setup flows for ops and IT teams.

Release handoffs

Turn a new flow into a guide or walkthrough video for launches, demos, and clients.

Exports that fit the rest of your stack

Snapxel is useful because it does not force a new destination format on the team.

GIF Short walkthroughs for chat, async updates, and handoffs.	Configurable timing and loop behavior.
PDF Formal guides and printable documents.	One screenshot per page with step descriptions.
Markdown Docs-ready output for GitHub, Notion, and internal knowledge bases.	Structured steps with embedded images.
PNG ZIP Raw screenshots for teams that still want to post-process assets.	Numbered files with metadata.
MP4 / WebM Full-motion browser recording when static steps are not enough.	Video editor supports chapters, trim, captions, and enhanced export.

Docs are part of the product story

Users should not have to guess how Snapxel works after they install it. The site now carries a proper docs route built from the quick start material already inside the extension.

Quick start instructions for the first guide.
Keyboard shortcuts for extension and editor actions.
Export explanations and troubleshooting basics.
Privacy defaults such as typed text being off by default.

Open onboarding Open docs Review privacy policy

Trust matters before installation

Extensions get judged on permissions and data handling first. Snapxel needs to be clear and specific about both.

activeTab Capture the visible tab when a recorded action happens.	No cloud upload is required for the capture path.
scripting Detect actions and draw indicators on the page being documented.	Needed to identify steps and show feedback.
downloads Save GIF, PDF, image, markdown ZIP, and video exports.	Only used when a user chooses to export.
storage Persist settings, metadata, and local working state.	Backed by Chrome storage and IndexedDB.
<all_urls> Allow user-initiated capture on the site the user wants to document.	Required because browser workflows can happen on arbitrary sites. The content script is used for interaction detection only while recording is active.

Common questions

Does Snapxel upload screenshots or recordings?

No. Snapxel processes screenshots and recordings locally on the device. Anonymous analytics can be disabled in settings.

Does it work for support and onboarding docs?

Yes. That is the main use case this site is built around: browser workflows, internal process guides, support articles, release notes, and client handoff documentation.

What if I need to hide sensitive information?

The editor includes blur, annotations, shapes, text, crop, undo, and redo before you export the guide.

Where do I learn the shortcuts and export options?

The docs route covers quick start, extension shortcuts, editor shortcuts, export behavior, and troubleshooting.