A fast, focused screen capture & markup tool for Windows 11. Photoshop-style layers, multi-capture compositing, and an editor that gets out of your way.
Every feature earned its spot by surviving a year of daily use. No dialogs, no settings tax, no chrome you have to dismiss.
Every annotation lives on a named drawing layer you can reorder, hide, lock, or rename. Compose multiple snips on one auto-expanding canvas — the dropdown, the dialog underneath, the tooltip — each as its own draggable image layer.
Save as .ora (OpenRaster), .psd (Photoshop), or .snip (SnipePict project). Open them right back in SnipePict, or hand them off to Photoshop, Affinity, Photopea, Krita, or GIMP.
Configurable shortcut snaps a region from anywhere — even when SnipePict is hiding in the tray.
PerMonitorV2 DPI aware. Correct pixels on 125 %, 150 %, 4 K, and secondary monitors with negative offsets.
Pen, line, arrow, rectangle, ellipse, text, smudge, pixelate, numbered markers — switch in one click.
Ctrl + wheel zooms for precision. The crop tool trims the bitmap and re-anchors annotations — fully undoable.
Stack covers strokes, text, markers, blur, pixelate, crop, and every layer operation. Mistakes are cheap.
Save patterns with {date}, {time}, {counter}, and {app} tokens. Overwrite-safe.
Windows 11 Mica backdrop, system accent color, sharp vector icons, and any installed font in the text tool.
Every annotation lands on its own drawing layer, so you can reorder, hide, or relocate any callout without losing the rest. Your saved PNG keeps full resolution no matter how far you've zoomed in to land an arrow.
Standard Windows shortcuts. No menu hunting.
Free. No account. No telemetry. Self-contained — no .NET runtime needed.
Start Menu & Desktop shortcuts. Apps & Features uninstaller. Recommended.
Get the .msi →Single file. No install. Drop it anywhere and run.
Get the .exe →Coming soon — auto-updates and managed install through the Windows Store.
Notify me →One email when it launches. No newsletter, no spam.
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