Capture

Screenshot Capture

Capture full pages or specific areas of a website and save them with your research.

Capture full webpages or specific areas of a site and save them directly into Treck threads with notes, source links and follow-up tasks.

Not all useful research is text. Sometimes the most useful thing is a product image, a pricing table, a layout, a competitor claim, a diagram or a page state that may change later.

What it does

Full-page screenshot

Save a complete webpage screenshot into a thread to preserve the wider context.

Area screenshot

Drag around a section of a page to create a focused screenshot clip.

Notes and tasks

After saving a screenshot, add notes, labels, todos and share the clip with others.

Source link attached

The original page URL is saved with every screenshot clip automatically.

Treck lets you capture what you need — the whole page for context or just the relevant section — and keeps it alongside your notes and tasks in a shared research thread.

Who uses this

Supplier product and pricing pages
Competitor claims and landing pages
Product listings and images
Website inspiration and design references
Bug or issue capture for project teams

Common questions

Can I capture a full webpage screenshot?

Yes. Treck lets you capture the full page and save it into a research thread, preserving the complete context of the webpage. Full answer →

Can I capture only part of a webpage?

Yes. Treck supports area screenshot capture. Drag around the specific part of the page you want to save as a focused clip. Full answer →

Can I add a note to a screenshot?

Yes. Screenshot clips support notes, labels and todos, so you can add context immediately after saving. Full answer →

Can I share a screenshot clip?

Yes. Screenshot clips can be shared by URL, with options for workspace-only links or public view-only links. Full answer →

Web Text Clipper

Save useful text from any webpage into organised research threads.

Image Clips

Add images, pasted screenshots and uploaded visuals to your research threads.

Shared Research Threads

Keep clips, screenshots, images, notes and tasks organised by project, client, supplier or topic.

Last updated: 1 June 2026