Native Mac app · macOS 14+
Screenshots and screen recordings for Mac, paid once
Press ⇧⌘2, drag, and the capture opens in an editor with arrows, text, pixelated blur, a gradient background and your branding. ⇧⌘9 records the screen the same way. Native Swift, about 2 MB, $29 for a lifetime license.
macOS 14 or later · Apple Silicon & Intel · about 2 MB
Buy a lifetime license ($29)What it does
Screen recording built in
⇧⌘9 records the screen or an area as MP4 with system audio, composed live over your gradient background with rounded corners. Optional webcam bubble, microphone (macOS 15+) and auto-zoom on clicks (beta). Clips up to 45 s convert to GIF.
Annotate in place
Arrows, shapes, text, highlight and pixelated blur for anything private. Undo as deep as you need.
Backgrounds and framing
Eight hand-picked gradients, padding, rounded corners and shadow.
Your branding, remembered
Your website and logo stamped on the margin of every export. Set it once, it sticks.
Pin anything
Float a capture above every window while you work. Double-click to dismiss.
Native and tiny
Swift, not Electron. About 2 MB on disk, instant launch, and your screenshots never leave the Mac.
$29 once
2 Macs per license, free updates, no renewal, 30-day money-back guarantee.
Without a license, screenshots work but exports carry a small watermark and screen recording stays locked. There is no trial.
Free tools that run in your browser
Not on a Mac, or only need one image fixed? The browser tools do single jobs with nothing uploaded: frame a screenshot, convert WebP, HEIC or AVIF, compress a PNG or GIF, turn an MP4 into a GIF.
Guides
Shortcuts, save locations and fixes for Mac and Windows, plus which apps notify when you take a screenshot.