Screenshots that are ready to paste.

Everything in Screenshots

40 tools, styles and options, all included.

Ways to capture

Every one has its own shortcut, and you can rebind any of them in Settings.

Area⌥⇧⌘4

Drag out any region of the screen

Window⌥⇧⌘4

Click a window to capture just that window, with its real rounded corners and nothing overlapping

Current display⌥⇧⌘3

The whole screen you’re on

All displays⌥⇧⌘6

Every connected screen at once

Across displays

One drag that runs over several screens, stitched at the sharpest resolution

Scrolling page⌥⇧⌘7

A whole page or thread as one tall image

A backdrop is a house style

Put any capture on a gradient, paper or your brand colours, with padding, an inset bezel, corners and a shadow. Pick a shape and the frame grows to fit it. Nothing you captured is cropped. Shotbox remembers the look for the next screenshot.

Six looks, plus Brand and Solid from your brand kit
Shapes: auto, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16
Several captures on one canvas: row, column, grid, cascade, spotlight

PaddingInset ShadowCorners

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While you select

Built for pixel-exact crops.

Frozen screen

Nothing moves under the pointer while you drag

Loupe

Magnified pixel grid, exact coordinates and the hex colour under the cursor

Move the selectionSpace

Hold Space and drag

Nudge←→↑↓

Arrow keys move it a pixel; hold Shift for 10px

Whole displayReturn

Capture the screen you’re on

CancelEsc

Leave without capturing

Hide desktop icons

Clears the desktop for a clean full-screen shot; asks first

Backdrops

One click puts the capture on a styled background. The look is remembered for the next one.

Plain

The capture exactly as it was

Indigo

Blue to violet gradient

Sunset

Orange to rose gradient

Mint

Green to teal gradient

Slate

Dark grey gradient

Paper

Soft off-white

Bezel

Gradient with a device-style inset

Brand and Solid

Your own colours, from the brand kit

What happens after the shot

A thumbnail parks in the corner. Copy it, save it, open the editor, pin it on top of everything, pull the text out of it, or drag it straight into Slack, Linear or a doc.

Capture history keeps this session’s shots
Deleting moves a capture to the Trash, never straight to oblivion
Hide Desktop Icons for a clean full-screen shot

# launch-review

Alex

Can you send the new settings screen?

You

Frame controls

Every value scales with the picture, so a look set on a small capture holds on a huge one.

Padding

Room around the picture; the frame grows, the picture never shrinks

Inset

A bezel between picture and backdrop, with matching corners

Corners

Round the picture’s corners

Shadow

A soft drop shadow under the picture

Where

Place the picture anywhere on a 3 × 3 grid

Shape

Auto, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9 or 9:16; the frame grows, nothing is cropped

Several pictures on one canvas

Add captures from a file, the clipboard or your last few shots, then arrange them. Nothing is ever scaled up.

Row

Side by side, matched heights

Column

Stacked, matched widths

Grid

Equal cells, filled row by row

Cascade

Overlapping, each offset from the last

Spotlight

One large, the rest beside it

Move and resize

Drag a picture or its corners; its annotations come with it

CopySaveEditPinCopy text

After the capture

A thumbnail parks in the corner with everything you’d do next.

Copy

To the clipboard

Save

To your captures folder

Edit

Open the annotation editor

Pin

Float the shot above every window, for reference

Copy text

Read the text in the image (OCR)

Drag and drop

Drag the thumbnail straight into Slack, Linear, a doc or an email

Capture history⇧⌘Y

This session’s shots: open, copy, save, reveal or delete

Screenshots that are ready to paste.

The screen holds still

Windows, properly

Across displays