Screen CaptureCapture & Codes

Capture objects, scrolling pages, regions, and full screens.

Screen Capture gives you one clean capture flow - drag a region, grab an object or window, take the whole display, or scroll a long page into a single tall image - then use the floating tray to copy, save, beautify, pin, or open the result in Image Annotator.

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What it does

Capture any part of your screen, then choose the next action.

Capture a region, an object or window, the full screen, or a scrolling page.

Stitch a long, scrolling page into one tall screenshot.

Open the capture in Image Annotator when it needs markup.

Copy, save, or pin the result above other windows.

Start a new capture from the same workspace.

Capture in context

Choose the exact target, then act on the result immediately.

Area, window, full-screen, and scrolling modes lead directly into a real post-capture action tray.

01

Choose the right target before you capture

Switch between a precise region, a window, the full display, or a scrolling page while the work you want remains in view.

02

Frame the exact chart, down to the pixel

The live 921 x 430 readout, crosshair, and selection border make the final bounds clear before capture.

03

Capture the report beyond the viewport

Select the long report once, scroll through it, and let Foldout stitch the activity, goals, notes, and capacity sections into one image.

04

Move from capture to the next action

Confirm the chart in the real preview, then annotate, copy, save, beautify, or pin it without reopening the main app.

Why it belongs

Why Screen Capture earns a place in the toolbox.

The practical details that make this job faster, clearer, or safer than doing it by hand.

Object and region capture

Use the interactive selector to drag a region or capture an object/window-style target, then choose what to do from the floating tray.

Scrolling capture

Select a scrollable area, scroll through the content, and Foldout stitches the frames into one tall screenshot.

Annotate when needed

Send any capture into Image Annotator for arrows, labels, highlights, blur, pixelation, redaction, layers, and precise export actions.

Copy, save, or pin

Copy the captured image, save it, beautify it, or pin it above other windows while you keep working.

How to use it

From opening the tool to saving the result.

  1. 01

    Open Screen Capture.

  2. 02

    Choose Area, Window, Full Screen, or Scrolling.

  3. 03

    For scrolling capture, select the scroll area and scroll through the content until it is complete.

  4. 04

    Copy, save, beautify, pin, or open the screenshot in Image Annotator.

Questions

Before you try Screen Capture

Does it need screen permission?

macOS may ask for permission when screen capture is used.

Can it capture scrolling pages?

Yes. Scrolling capture lets you select a scrollable region and stitch the scrolled content into one tall screenshot.

Can I capture an object or window instead of drawing a box?

Yes. The capture flow supports interactive object/window-style selection as well as dragged regions and full-screen capture.

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