Screenshots
Move the pointer over a window to select it, drag to capture an area, or choose the whole display.
- Hold Shift to select several windows
- Hold Option on Mac or Alt on Windows to remove padding and shadow
- Copy, save, or pin the result
Clipture for Mac & Windows
Capture a window, an area, a scrolling page, or a screen recording. Reopen editable annotations and find content you copied earlier.
This video shows window capture, annotations, a scrolling screenshot, and clipboard history. The controls follow the same workflow on Mac and Windows.
Start with one shortcut. Clipture detects the window under the pointer, or lets you draw an area yourself.
Move the pointer over a window to select it, drag to capture an area, or choose the whole display.
Add notes before you copy or save the screenshot. The toolbar stays beside the selected area.
Select the part that scrolls. Clipture captures each section and joins it into one image.
Search for text, images, and files you copied earlier. You can also keep an image floating above other windows.
Select a region, record it locally, and save the result as an MP4 video or animated GIF.
These are the defaults. You can change them in Settings.
Privacy
Clipture processes screenshots and stores clipboard history on the current device. It has no ads or third-party analytics. Anonymous app-use counts can be turned off in Settings; the website records only first-party page and action counts.
Pricing
Features included in each edition have no usage limits. Automatic scrolling is available in the direct-download Mac app and Windows app.
Every feature stays free. Sponsoring simply turns off the occasional reminder.