Capture the right amount of context
Choose a region, a window or the current display. For content that extends beyond one screen, use scrolling capture with overlapping frames. Moving content and fixed headers sometimes need a pause or a correction; inspect the stitched result before saving it.
Explain with marks you can keep editing
Use arrows, shapes, text and other annotation tools to make an instruction or a piece of feedback readable. Select a mark again when its position or styling needs work. Crop, rotate and resize when the framing is wrong, rather than returning to the source and starting over.
Finish the image for its destination
Add a background, padding, rounded corners or a shadow when presentation helps. Copy the result for a message, or export an image file. Save an editable project when you want to revise the same work later. Keep a separate source when you need an untouched original.
How to use it
- Choose a capture mode and select the content.
- Add the arrows, text or redaction the explanation needs.
- Adjust the crop or appearance and inspect the result.
- Copy, export or save an editable project.
Can I capture a scrolling page?
Yes. Scrolling capture can stitch content beyond a single viewport. Keep overlapping frames and check seams, particularly around moving elements or fixed headers.
Does screenshot capture require a permission?
macOS screen-recording permission is needed to capture screen content. Grant the permission to the copy of the app you use, then follow any macOS restart prompt.