Hi Product Hunt, I'm Moe, Vitrine's maker, from Quebec.

I capture full web pages all the time for research. I wanted them sharp from top to bottom, without the pop-ups, and easy to find later by the words on the page. A plain screenshot gave me none of that, and the pages I had to show someone looked rough. So I built Vitrine. A vitrine is the shop window, where a business puts its best work.

What it does:

• Press Option+Shift+S (Alt+Shift+S on Windows). It captures the whole page, even pages that scroll inside a box, like inboxes and dashboards.

• Cookie banners, chat bubbles, pop-ups and ads are hidden for the shot and put back after. Nothing is blocked on the page itself.

• One click frames it: a browser window, a backdrop, arrows, numbered steps, blur for emails and API keys.

• New: Page to video. A long capture becomes a smooth scrolling MP4 (16:9, 1:1, 4:5 or 9:16), or numbered carousel slides for LinkedIn. Made from your capture, on your computer.

• Every capture goes into a private library you can search by the words that were on the page.

What's free, and what Pro adds:

• Free, for good: all four capture modes, markup, copy, export to PNG, JPG and PDF, your library and search, videos and carousels with a small "Made with Vitrine" tag.

• Pro is $24 once, no subscription: brand-matched backdrops, your saved look, social sizes, the proof stamp (source link and date under the image), and no tag. The launch price is $19 until November 30. New users get a 7-day Pro trial, no card needed, and there is a 14-day money-back promise.

Privacy: no account, no analytics, no tracking. Your screenshots never leave your computer. The only network request is a one-time licence check when you activate Pro.

Honest limits: it's Chrome only for now. A few pages block scrolling capture. When that happens Vitrine says so and saves the visible area instead.

I'd love your feedback. Which pages give it trouble? What would you make with the video? Bugs are the first thing I fix, and I read everything.