Screen Capture Tool For Mac Free

Screenshots

Snip is a screen-capture application that can capture the active window or custom areas. Drag to zoom in/out the screen shot; add labels, texts and handwriting contents of your choice and save it to your device or the clipboard.

1. Auto-identify windows: Snip can identify windows open automatically.

2. Editable tags: Add tags (rectangle, ellipse and arrow) and texts; and draw with handwriting brushes. You can change the location, size and color.

What's New

1. Introduced native architechture: smaller and faster
2. Support Retina display
3. Share captured screenshots via QQ Mail
4. Improved image processing features

Ratings and Reviews

I want to select where my images are saved, not Snip

It's an OK program but it's not as polished as Skitch 1.0.12. My primary complaint is that Snip forces me to save it to either the "Pictures" or "Downloads" folder within my user directory. I don't want them sent there. I have two drives, an SSD and a harddrive in my 27" i7 iMac, and I want to send all "temporary" downloads to a "Downloads" directory on the hard drive, NOT the SSD. No can do with Snip. Deleted.

Good functionality; mediocre usability and support options

This application comes closed to the Windows Snipping Tool from Microsoft Windows that I have found so far. The preferences screen is a little confusing, and there are some rough edges when using it But for my main use case — copying aerbitrary part sof my screen to my clipboard — it's wonderful.

I tried to contact support to give feedback, but the feedback is lined to having a QQ Mail account, which I don't have (and don't want to sign up for). My feedback would have been:

• Include x-axis and y-axis (perhaps an option) so that when I'm selecting a rectangular area around an odd shape (e.g. a circle), I can easily tell where to place my corners by where the axes extend across the screen.

• Alternatively, if there were a way (perhaps a modifier key) that after placing my original selection, I could adjust the edges before the capture is taken. That way I could slightly adjust the edges to be just how I want.

• Alternatively, if there was a way to crop a snip after it's been capture but before it's saved (to clipboard or file), then I could just snip a larger area and them crop it down after it's captured.

good but missing one click entire screen shot

it's a good tool, small, light and easy to use. I have two problem with this tool. One is this app just stopped open one day, don't know what happen, still have icon on my computer but actually, app is no longer exist. go to apple store install again fix the problem. just hope this issue won't happen again. Another problem is this snip no longer have entire screen shot. I would like to caputure entire screen with one click to save thime, rather than drag it to select the box when I don't need too. Please add that feature back. It is avaliable before with older version still love to have it with this one.

App Privacy

The developer, Tencent Technology (Shenzhen) Company Limited, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple.

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Information

Seller

Tencent Technology (Shenzhen) Company Limited

Size

2.5 MB

Category

Productivity

Compatibility

Mac: Requires macOS 10.6.8 or later.

Languages

English, Simplified Chinese

Age Rating

Copyright

Price

Free

App Support

Supports

Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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