Screenshot & annotate · ⌥Z

Capture and annotate in one motion

Press ⌥Z, drag a selection and the toolbar appears right under it. Mark up, then press Return to copy — no separate editor window needed.

macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon & Intel

Smart selection

Hover to snap to any window and see its app name and size. Eight handles, arrow-key nudging and ⇧ to lock the ratio.

A 9×9 pixel loupe shows coordinates and HEX/RGB. Press C to copy the color.

Rectangle R, ellipse E, arrow A, pen P, highlighter H, mosaic M, blur B, text T, step numbers S and spotlight F.

Select, move, recolor or delete any annotation, with full undo and redo.

Window mode keeps the rounded corners and the transparent shadow.

Add a solid or gradient background, padding, corner radius and shadow at 16:9, 4:3 or 1:1 — without touching the original pixels.

How do I take a screenshot of one window on a Mac?

Press ⌥⇧Z, or press ⌥Z and click the window. NeatShot keeps the window's rounded corners and shadow.

Can I blur sensitive information?

Yes. Use blur (B) or mosaic (M) on any part of the capture. Both are burned into the exported image.

Can I edit a screenshot later?

Yes. Captures open as editable .enshot projects, so annotations stay movable until you export.

Stitch long pages, chats and documents into one tall image — scroll yourself or let NeatShot scroll.

Recognize text and QR codes on-device, copy any block, and search history by the words inside images.

Record MP4 or GIF with microphone, system audio, camera, clicks and keystrokes, then trim and export.