Resourceful editor for enhancing captured photos Once the selection is made, Snagit provides users with the possibility to either capture it as an image and enter editor mode to make adjustments, or record a video while taking into account or excluding the system and microphone audio.
The top right part of the screen shows keys corresponding to some commands, such as canceling the capture, toggling the magnifier and video size guides, locking the aspect ratio (16:9, 1:1, 4:3), as well as for hiding this entire help section. The cursor is accompanied by a small magnifying glass and also displays the width and height of the current selection (in pixels). What's more, it is possible to capture the entire scrolling window (if available). Alternatively, moving the cursor above a particular frame (or entire screen) causes the application to select it automatically, thus sparring users the trouble of creating the selection themselves. When entering screen capturing mode, the tool permits users to freely create a rectangular region to save as an image. There are three additional buttons available, for opening the Snagit editor, viewing profiles, and accessing other options and the help documentation. This action may also be triggered by the PrintScreen key, since Snagit overwrites the global functions. It stays on top of other windows, thus enabling users to immediately access it from any environment they may be working in, to start a new capture by drawing a region on the desktop. Once launched, the application creates a small frame on the top margin of the screen that is hidden when the mouse cursor is not hovering over it. The installation may take a considerable amount of time to finish. Any of these components can be excluded from setup, however. As for the its components, the tool integrates the Snagit Printer and a Windows Explorer menu extension, along with support for Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote 2013,, Camtasia Studio, YouTube, Google Drive, and Dropbox. For example, it is set to immediately launch when the setup is done and automatically runs at every Windows startup until further notice.
The software utility can be tested for 15 days without any limitations, and once the trial expires, users can purchase the full package for $49.95 / €37.29.ĭuring installation it is possible to change the initial configuration set by the application. Today we're taking a look at Snagit, a feature-rich photo-grabbing program that offers support for multiple capturing modes, video recording, image adjustments and effects, as well as several methods to share the projects with other users. We have looked into numerous screenshot-taking utilities in the past, such as Snipping Tool++, WinSnap, and FastStone Capture.
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