Everything Screenmac does, and what's still coming.

Each item carries its real status, so you know what you can try today.

One shortcut, then drag. Screenmac picks the right display and keeps Retina detail.

Area capture
Crosshair selection you can nudge and resize before you confirm.
In the Mac beta
Window capture
Hover to highlight a window, click to capture it alone.
In the Mac beta
Full screen
The display under your pointer, at native resolution.
In the Mac beta
Global shortcuts
Configurable, and checked against the shortcuts macOS already uses.
In the Mac beta
Screen recording
Display, area, or window to MP4, with microphone if you allow it.
In the Mac beta
Scrolling capture
Long pages stitched into one image, for apps we've tested.
Planned

Fourteen tools that look good by default, so a screenshot explains itself.

Arrows, lines, and shapes
Tapered arrows, rectangles, ellipses, solid blocks. Shift snaps.
Try it in the editor
Text labels
Plain text or a filled label that stays readable on any background.
Try it in the editor
Numbered steps
Click, click, click. Steps number themselves in order.
Try it in the editor
Highlighter and pencil
Smoothed strokes that don't look like a trackpad accident.
Try it in the editor
Crop
Free or fixed aspect ratio, with the pixel size shown as you drag.
Try it in the editor
Backgrounds
Padding, rounded corners, and a soft shadow for slides and posts.
Try it in the editor

Hide tokens, emails, and card numbers before anything leaves your screen.

Solid redaction
Pixels are replaced in the export. Nothing underneath survives.
Try it in the editor
Blur and pixelate
Computed from the image and flattened into the file you save.
Try it in the editor
Local by default
No account. Captures and history stay in your Mac's Application Support folder.
In the Mac beta
Copy text from images
On-device text recognition with Apple's Vision framework.
Planned

Get the result where it's going without hunting through Desktop files.

Quick Access preview
A small floating preview: annotate, copy, save, drag, or dismiss.
In the Mac beta
Copy and export PNG
Straight to the clipboard, or a file named like a Mac screenshot.
Try it in the editor
Capture history
Search past captures, reveal them in Finder, or reopen them in the editor.
In the Mac beta
Share links
Upload and share with a link. Not built, and won't be shown as working until it is.
Planned

Three steps. Usually under ten seconds.

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Press a shortcut and drag
The screen freezes so nothing moves while you drag. A loupe and live size readout keep it pixel-exact. Press Space to grab a window instead.
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Mark it up from the preview
A small preview appears in the corner. Open it to add arrows, labels, and steps, or blur what shouldn't be seen.
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Paste it where it's going
Copy the flattened image and paste it into a ticket, a chat, or a doc. Or drag the preview straight in.