v1.0Free and open source for macOS
Screenshots,
explained.
Capture any part of your Mac. Point, number and blur. Drop it on a clean background and share it, all before your coffee cools.
One shortcut
Four keys away, from anywhere.
⌥⇧⌘4⌥⇧⌘5⌥⇧⌘3⌥⇧⌘6Don’t like ours? Record your own in Settings.
Everything inside
Four apps’ worth of work. One window.
Capture, mark up, frame and share without leaving EasyShoot. Every tool is a single key away.
Area, window, fullscreen
Drag over anything, or press Space to grab a whole window with its shadow.
Scrolling capture
Stitch long pages, chats and documents into one image. Sticky headers appear once.
Quick Access
A floating thumbnail after each capture. Copy, save, or drag it into any app.
Arrows and shapes
Arrows, lines, rectangles, ellipses, highlighter and pen. Every mark stays editable.
Numbered steps
Counters number themselves in order, so a walkthrough takes seconds.
Pixelate
Hide card numbers, emails and faces before you share.
Any font
Every font on your Mac, plus Google Fonts. Resize text by dragging its corner.
Arabic and right-to-left
Arabic and Hebrew write right-to-left with correct letter shaping.
Background tool
Gradients or solid colours, with padding, corners, shadow and aspect ratios.
Crop and resize
Crop freely or to 1:1, 4:3 and 16:9, and resize to an exact width.
Presets
Save a look and reuse it, or start each shot with your last settings.
Export
PNG, JPEG, HEIC or TIFF, with the final size shown before you save.
Your shortcuts
Record your own global shortcuts. In the editor, single letters switch tools.
Liquid Glass
Built for the newest macOS look, with a clean fallback on macOS 14 and 15.
Private by design
No account, no cloud, no analytics. Your screenshots stay on your Mac.
Capture
Drag over anything. Press Space for a window, or start a scrolling capture for long pages.
Mark it up
Single-letter tools: A for arrow, T for text, N for the next step.
Share
⇧⌘C to copy, ⌘S to save, or drag the image into any app.
Install
Running in under a minute.
- 1Download EasyShoot.zip, unzip it and drag the app into Applications.
- 2Open it once. It isn’t notarized yet, so click Open Anyway in System Settings › Privacy & Security, or run the command.
- 3Allow screen recording in the Welcome window, then press ⌥⇧⌘4.
Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on Apple silicon or Intel.
Free forever. Built in the open.
Swift and Apple frameworks only, no dependencies. Send a translation, a bug report or a pull request.
