Capurize is a Chrome extension for capturing full-page screenshots of web content. It allows users to capture entire web pages, specific regions, or individual elements, and then annotate, redact, and export the results. A core aspect of the tool is its focus on privacy: all processing and storage occurs locally on the user's computer, and no account or data uploads are required. The workflow is structured around capture, editing, and export. Users can capture a full scrolling page, the visible screen, a selected region, or a specific element such as a table. The extension can scroll through content like chat threads or scrolling tables to capture them entirely. Captures open in Capurize Studio, where users can add annotations including arrows, boxes, text callouts, highlights, and numbered steps. Redaction tools allow users to blur, pixelate, or block out sensitive information, with redactions permanently applied to the exported pixels. Exports are available in PNG, JPEG, WebP, or multi-page PDF formats, and can be copied to the clipboard for direct sharing. The tool is designed for professionals who regularly document web pages, such as web designers, digital agencies, and customer support teams. Common use cases include capturing full-page bugs with numbered annotations for developers, marking layout and copy issues directly on live pages, sharing watermarked drafts with clients, and redacting client data before screenshots leave the machine. The tool ensures that links and buttons on the page are not triggered during the selection process, and exported files can include the page address in the file name for record keeping.