Capture, annotate and share

What it does

What MarkShot does

From the menu bar

MarkShot puts screenshot capture and annotation in your menu bar. Capture an area, a window, or a full display with ScreenCaptureKit, then explain your point in a native editor. Screen Recording permission is required for capture. If permission is denied, MarkShot shows an explanation and a button to open System Settings.

• Inside the appDraw arrows and rectangles, place text, add highlights and numbered steps, blur or pixelate a selected region, and crop the image. Undo and redo let you revise edits, including a crop. Copy a flattened PNG to the clipboard, save it with a save dialog, choose a folder for future PNG exports, or drag the PNG to another application.
• Working with MarkShotThe menu keeps your last 10 captures as local PNGs. Reopen an image to continue annotating; past edits are flattened into the history image. Edits, undo and redo automatically update local history. Copy, save and drag also update it.
• Before you use itConfigure an area-capture shortcut in Settings by selecting a key and modifiers. Shortcut availability depends on existing system and application shortcuts. Launch at login is optional and off by default. Open Sample editor from the menu to try every annotation tool using a bundled synthetic workspace image without Screen Recording permission.