Terms of Use

By installing or using SnapFlow, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the extension or website.

SnapFlow is a browser extension for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. It captures a full page, the visible browser area, or a selected area and stores screenshots in local history for preview, copy, download, and deletion. SnapFlow currently requires no account or payment.

You may use SnapFlow for lawful personal or professional screenshot tasks. You must not use it to violate law, bypass browser security controls, interfere with websites or systems, distribute malicious material, or infringe the rights of others.

You are responsible for the pages and content you choose to capture and for how you store, copy, download, share, or otherwise use the resulting images.

• Make sure you have the right or permission to capture and use webpage content.
• Respect copyright, privacy, confidentiality, access restrictions, and applicable rules.
• Review screenshots before sharing them because they may contain personal, confidential, or sensitive information.

SnapFlow is a tool and does not own or control the webpages you capture. Third-party content remains subject to its owners’ rights and the applicable website terms. Use of SnapFlow does not grant rights in that content or establish that a particular use is legally permitted.

Screenshot history is stored locally in the browser profile. Uninstalling SnapFlow, clearing extension data, resetting the browser profile, or browser storage behavior may remove that history and make it unrecoverable. SnapFlow does not provide cloud backup or data-recovery services. You are responsible for downloading or otherwise preserving captures you need.

Browsers restrict extensions on internal pages, extension-store pages, other protected content, and some file or document viewers. SnapFlow does not bypass those restrictions.

Full-page output can vary because of dynamic or lazy-loaded content, fixed or sticky elements, infinite scrolling, unusually long pages, browser memory or Canvas limits, and page changes during capture. SnapFlow does not promise pixel-perfect results or compatibility with every webpage.

SnapFlow, its brand, extension code, website, and original interface materials are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws. These terms allow use of the product; they do not transfer ownership of SnapFlow or permit copying, modifying, reselling, or distributing SnapFlow except where law or a separate license allows it.

SnapFlow may be corrected, updated, changed, suspended, or discontinued. Browser vendors may also change APIs, permissions, store rules, or platform behavior that affect SnapFlow. No specific feature or uninterrupted availability is guaranteed.

SnapFlow is provided on an “as available” basis. Capture results depend on the webpage, device, browser, available storage, permissions, and browser limitations. To the extent permitted by applicable law, no warranty is made that SnapFlow will be uninterrupted, error-free, or suitable for every purpose.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, SnapFlow is not responsible for indirect or consequential loss arising from use of the product, inability to capture a page, loss of locally stored history, or use of captured third-party content. Nothing in these terms excludes responsibility that cannot lawfully be excluded.

These terms may be updated when SnapFlow or its operating requirements change. The date above will be revised when an update is published. Continued use after an update means the revised terms apply from that point.

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