Top 10 Screen Capturing Tools
Many operating systems come with default keyboard shortcuts to perform screen capturing along with other useful features which let you add sketches and text, upload image online, audio capturing, dimension-specific capturing and more. Here are some of the good screen capturing tools offered by some popular operating systems.
Jing
This is a Free screen capturing tool for windows and Mac users. It allows you to capture screens and share them with connections instantly. You can grab a screen shot you want and upload to your Flickr and You Tube account.
Skitch
Another Free tool helping Mac users in capturing screens and sharing them with people. It lets you capture screens, add notes, play with it by including swanky graphics, and share it online. You can even use your own FTP, Flickr, or Mac account to share it .
Evernote
It’s a multi-platform tool to capture screens of your choice. You can use them for iPhone, Windows Mobile and even websites. Everything you capture is automatically processed, indexed, and made searchable. If you like, you can add tags or organize notes into different notebooks.
ZScreen
This is an open-source screen capture tool for Microsoft Windows. It can upload screenshots, pictures, text & files and put the URL in your clipboard in a single keystroke. You can even drag & drop files and it offers an in-built image editor that lets you quickly add changes to your screenshots as required.
Websnapshot
This Adobe AIR application helps you in taking snap shots. It captures the visible page in the window but the entire page including all design elements. The captured image can then be edited, resized and annotated before being output to a graphical file. It enables you to take a print put or send that screen as an email. It automatically resizes the screen to specified dimensions.
Backdrop
It is a Free tool that lets you take screenshots of one or many windows without having to clean up your desktop. It supports multiple monitors and also fills your screen with a color or image.
Snagit
This tool lets you capture both still images and grab frames from video. You can capture your entire screen or portions of it instantly. You can also upload this screens to a server by creating your profile. It offers an built-in editor for annotating your screenshots and adding basic effects. Along with screenshot organizer keeps your grabs in order with date, name, and tag-based searching.
XscreenCapture
Using this tool you can capture an X11 dump from any Linux clientwith X11 port open. It will also convert and save automatically the result picture in the desired compress format (default PNG).
Paparazzi!
It is a small utility for Mac OS X that helps in taking screenshots of Web pages. Just enter the URL and click Capture. You will see the page in a preview window (showing the full length within the window, with the image’s width shrinking as necessary to fit in the window). Then just click the Save button to save the image in a file format of your choice (JPEG, PDF, TIFF, or PNG).
WebKut
It is an AIR application that allows you to capture web pages, or parts of them in a very simple way. It provides you 3 capture options: the entire page, the current view, or only a selection.
We hope these tools will help you in taking a quick screenshots and share them with your network efficiently. We welcome your feedback and suggestions as always.
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