Delete Element
Hide distracting elements — cookie bars, chat widgets, sticky headers — to get a clean view of a page, then reset in one click.
When you'd use it
- Strip a cookie banner and chat bubble before capturing a portfolio screenshot
- Remove a sticky header that covers content while you inspect a section
- Check whether a page still communicates its message without a promo bar
- Clear overlays that block the element you are trying to measure
How to use Delete Element
- Activate Delete Element.
- Click anything you want gone — it disappears immediately.
- Keep clicking to clear multiple distractions.
- Reload the page to bring everything back.
Delete Element FAQ
Is this an ad blocker?
No. It removes elements for the current view only, one click at a time, and everything returns on reload. It is meant for cleaning up a page before a screenshot or inspection.
Does it remember what I hid?
No — every removal is for the current view only, and a reload restores the page. That is deliberate, so you never wonder whether what you are looking at is the real page.
Can I use it to check what content is essential?
Yes, and it is a genuinely useful exercise. Strip a page down and see whether it still communicates its offer; anything you did not miss is a candidate for deletion in the real design.
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