Capture Selection
Draw around the part that matters and bring it straight into the editor.
Shortcut: ⌃⌘S
Mac-native screenshot command center
Capture anything on your Mac, mark it up with precision, then file it into a screenshot library built for fast recall.
macOS 13+ · Version 1.0 · Built for selection, window, and full-screen capture.
Capture modes
Use the mode that matches the job: a precise selection, a focused window, or the whole display.
Draw around the part that matters and bring it straight into the editor.
Shortcut: ⌃⌘S
Pick a Mac window and keep your context clean before you mark it up.
Shortcut: ⌃⌘W
Save the whole scene when the layout, menu bar, or surrounding state matters.
Shortcut: ⌃⌘F
Workflow
Your latest capture lands in a native Mac window with zoom, undo, redo, copy, crop, and Finder reveal right where you expect them.
Use arrows, boxes, circles, highlights, freehand drawing, text, crop, and marquee selection for quick visual explanation.
Search folders, rename inline, reorder files, and drag screenshots into folders, Finder, or Slack.
Annotation toolkit
Every tool is there for one reason: make the screenshot explain itself before you send, save, or file it.
Point attention exactly where the viewer should look.
Frame interface regions, bugs, states, and before-after details.
Call out small targets without covering the surrounding context.
Wash important areas with color while the screenshot stays readable.
Sketch quick notes, motion paths, or rough emphasis by hand.
Add short labels that travel with the image when it is saved.
Trim the capture down to the area that matters most.
Copy or crop a precise region from the current screenshot.
Global shortcuts
Keep ScreenshotsForever in the menu bar until you need it, then summon capture or the library without breaking focus.
Capture a custom region.
Capture a chosen window.
Capture the whole display.
Open the screenshot library.
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Get a native capture, markup, and organization workflow with the shortcuts and file behavior Mac users expect.