Screenshots and screencasts, without the workarounds.
Full-page screenshots that handle sticky headers correctly. Tab, window or desktop screencasts in WebM, up to a minute on a free account and up to fifteen on a team plan. Optional tab audio, optional microphone, an optional live analyzer beside the tab, and a Dashcam Mode that keeps only the last 30 to 60 seconds however long you leave it running, so you never miss the moment something breaks.
All features
No scrolling tricks. No duplicated headers.
Most browser extensions take full-page screenshots by scrolling the viewport and stitching tiles together. That breaks the moment a sticky navigation bar or fixed footer appears, you end up with the same bar repeated down the entire image.
webQsee bypasses the trick entirely. We use the browser's native page-capture API to render the full document height in a single pass. Sticky elements stay where they belong: at the top once, at the bottom once, with the page content scrolling between them.
- True full-document rendering, no tiling, no stitching
- Handles sticky headers and fixed footers correctly
- Straight into the in-browser screenshot editor
- Also available as a keyboard shortcut and from the popup
Two things worth knowing: a very tall document is capped at roughly 16 000 pixels of height, and the capture takes a few seconds on a long page, so webQsee asks you not to scroll while it works.
Record a tab, a window, or the whole desktop.
Output is standard WebM, playable anywhere, embeddable everywhere, no proprietary codec.
| Plan | Maximum recording length |
|---|---|
| No account | 20 seconds |
| Free account | 1 minute |
| Professional | 5 minutes |
| Small Team / Team | 15 minutes |
| Any plan + Booster Pack | 15 minutes, five times |
The recorder shows the remaining time as it counts, and upgrading mid-recording extends the limit live, so a session that is about to hit the cap does not have to be thrown away.
Source: tab / window / desktop
Pick what to record from the browser's native picker. Tab capture stays inside Chrome; window and desktop capture cover everything in front of you.
Audio: content + mic
Optionally include the tab's content audio (great for recording WebRTC apps), the system mic (great for narration), or both at once.
Live DevTools
For tab recordings, webQsee docks the live analyzer into the browser's side panel next to the page, so network and console activity end up in the same frame as the UI you are demonstrating.
Dashcam Mode
Record for as long as you like and keep only the last 30 to 60 seconds. Two recorders leapfrog each other on the same stream, so whichever one has been running longer when you press Save is the one you get. Catch the bug after it happened, on any plan, with no length limit.
Longer Video Booster
Need one long recording without changing plan? A Booster Pack carries five recordings of up to 15 minutes, applied per capture from the video options.
Resolutions, your way
Standard 16:9 presets, HD 720p, Full HD 1080p, 2K 1440p, 4K and 5K, plus a list of special widths for documentation and mobile-mockup workflows.
Scrubbable timelines, by default.
Raw WebM out of the browser is missing seek metadata, most players can only fast-forward, not jump to a timestamp. webQsee runs a post-processing pass that injects the cues so any standard player can scrub directly to second 47, second 312, wherever the interesting thing happened.
That same metadata makes the video playable inside Behavior Reports with frame-accurate sync to the event timeline.
Output
- Format:
.webm(VP8 video, Opus audio) - Scrubbable timeline (post-processed seek cues)
- Pairs with Behavior Reports for synchronized replay
- Drop straight into a ticket, a wiki, or a chat
Stop guessing. Start webQseeing.
Add webQsee to Chrome or Edge in one click. Most features are free, forever, no signup needed. Upgrade only if your team needs cloud sharing, S3 storage and Pro-grade tooling.
Works in Chrome 103+, Edge 103+ and most Chromium-based browsers. Install instructions.