Screenshots & markup
One shortcut takes the shot, in any app. One window marks it up, hides what’s private and frames it.
- A key for every shot. ⇧⌘1 an area, ⇧⌘2 the window you’re in, ⇧⌘3 the whole screen, ⌃⇧4 the screen in three seconds. From any app.
- Scrolling capture. Pick a region and it scrolls for you, stitching a long page into one image. Switch it on in Settings.
- Copy the text. ⌃⇧5 copies the words off any part of the screen, QR codes included. No picture is kept.
- Mark it up. Arrows, boxes, a pen, a highlighter, text, numbered steps and stamps. Drag any mark to move it, or ⌥-drag for a copy.
- Pixelate. Drag over a name, an email or a card number. The blocks go into whatever you copy or save.
- Backdrops. 16 gradients, a colour, a picture or the shot itself blurred, with its ratio, margin, shadow and corners.
- Measure and sample. Hold 1 or 2 to measure to the nearest edge. Click a pixel to copy its colour as hex, CSS, RGB or SwiftUI.
- Pin, copy or save. Pin it above every app, copy it with ⌘C or save with ⌘S. The untouched original is kept beside it.