v0.9.0
First native build for macOS
- Auto Capture of a screen, a window or a dragged area with a count or duration stop, an interval and a countdown
- Optional key press after each screenshot to turn pages or advance slides
- Click-driven guides that save the screen before each click and mark the click point
- Website capture of HTTP and HTTPS URL lists at desktop, tablet and mobile sizes
- Exports to PNG, JPG, PDF, ZIP and H.264 MP4
The first native build of the app runs on Apple Silicon Macs. Captures, sessions and exports stay on the Mac.
Capture
- Capture a whole display, one app window, or an area dragged on screen.
- Stop a run after a number of screenshots or after a duration, or stop it by hand.
- Set the interval between frames and a countdown before the first frame.
- Pause and resume a run without losing saved frames.
- Send a navigation key after each screenshot. This needs Accessibility permission.
Click-driven guides
- Each click saves the screen as it was just before the click.
- The click position is stored with the frame and shown as a marker.
- Fast repeated clicks are ignored so one action produces one step.
Website capture
- Paste a list of HTTP or HTTPS URLs and capture them one after another.
- Choose a desktop, tablet or mobile viewport and turn on full-page capture.
- Add a delay after the page loads. Each URL that fails shows its own error.
Editing and export
- Sessions are saved locally and can be renamed, reordered, duplicated or deleted.
- Add rectangles, ellipses, arrows, text and redaction boxes. The original frames are not changed.
- Export PNG or JPG files, a PDF, a ZIP archive or an H.264 MP4 video.
- The app checks Screen Recording and Accessibility permission and links to the matching System Settings panel.
Related features and updates
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