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Element Screenshot Tool - Online Crop & Capture DOM Node

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Element Screenshot Tool

Paste your HTML snippet, select any DOM element, and capture it as a high-quality screenshot — entirely in your browser.

Paste Your HTML
For best results, use absolute image paths or inline CSS.
Live Preview & Element Selector

Frequently Asked Questions

This tool lets you take a precise screenshot of any HTML element by pasting your markup, selecting the target node, and capturing it as an image using HTML2Canvas technology — no browser extensions needed.

Paste your HTML code, click Load Preview, then enable Select Element mode. Hover over the preview to highlight elements, click to choose one, and finally hit Capture Screenshot.

For security and technical reasons, you need to paste the HTML snippet directly. This avoids cross‑origin restrictions and ensures your screenshot captures exactly what you need.

HTML2Canvas is a JavaScript library that renders an HTML element into a <canvas> by traversing the DOM and drawing each node. It works entirely client‑side — your data never leaves your browser.

Most CSS properties are supported, but some advanced features like CSS filters, certain pseudo‑elements, or external fonts may render differently. For best results, use inline styles or include them in a <style> block inside your snippet.

The tool captures the selected element as a whole, which is already a form of cropping. If you need further adjustments, you can download the image and use any image editor.

Yes, it’s completely free. No sign‑up, no watermarks, and no uploads — everything runs locally in your browser.

Loading external websites into an iframe is blocked by most sites due to security policies. Pasting HTML gives you full control and guarantees a reliable screenshot.

Absolutely. The interface is fully responsive, and you can select elements and capture screenshots on smartphones and tablets.

After capturing, click the Copy to Clipboard button. The image is copied as a PNG, ready to paste into documents, chats, or design tools.
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