The screenshot tool, shaped to your workflow.
One app, eight ways people use it. Every card names the real feature and links to the page that explains it.
Screenshots your AI coding assistant can read
Capture the bug, crop tokens out, and inspect the AI-optimized copy before sending it to Claude Code, Codex CLI, or Gemini CLI. Copy the share link as Markdown for the pull request.
AI Mode export + Copy as Markdown 02 QA engineersReproduce it once, on video
Record the region where the bug happens with system audio, trim to the moment it fails, and paste the MP4 into the ticket. Numbered steps on a screenshot for the written repro.
Region recording with audio + trim 03 Technical writersWhole pages, numbered steps, consistent names
Scrolling capture grabs a full settings page or article in one pass. Numbered markers renumber themselves when you edit, and contextual filenames keep a folder of hundreds of captures searchable.
Scrolling capture + numbered steps 04 Support teamsAnswer with a link, not an attachment
Keep private customer details outside the capture area before using the capture-and-upload hotkey. For a screenshot that needs editing, capture first, crop private content out, inspect the export, and then upload. OCR can copy text from the image.
Capture and upload in one hotkey 05 Product managersPaste a URL into the ticket, not a 3 MB file
Capture, annotate with an arrow and a callout, upload, paste. Pro adds private links and per-image view analytics so you can see how often the spec is viewed.
Share links with view analytics 06 Remote teamsShow, do not describe
A 20-second recording with your voice replaces a paragraph of explanation. Pin the reference screenshot on top of your editor while you fix what it shows.
Recording + Pin to Desktop 07 Teachers and trainersKeep student details out of shared screenshots
Capture only the area you need or crop private names and grades out before sharing. Blur can reduce visible detail but does not guarantee secrecy. Local capture, annotation, and saving need no account.
Crop, annotate, and save locally 08 Agencies and freelancersYour domain on every link you send a client
The one-time Studio add-on sends captures to your own SFTP, S3, or HTTP destination, or to a self-hosted dashboard with your logo, colours, and per-capture privacy on your own domain.
Studio: self-hosted, branded, $29 onceEvery workflow starts with the same free app.
Capture, scrolling capture, recording with audio, twelve annotation tools, OCR, and AI Mode are free on Windows 10 and 11. Pro is $18 a year for 10 GB of Maxisnap Cloud storage, or $59 a year for Pro Plus with 50 GB. Studio is $29 once for your own servers and a self-hosted dashboard.