Optimized for taking lots of screenshots with minimal intervention ensuring super efficient workflow.
Screenshot
Captor is a freeware downloadable tool that can make the whole
screenshot capturing a breeze, offering so many great features that can
greatly improve your workflow.
The market is already full of similar tools, but Screenshot Captor uses a new approach and tries to attract new users by offering them more than just simple snipping tools.
Screenshot Captor’s interface might be a bit overwhelming at the first glance, but that happens only because the application has been gifted with so many tools.
Taking a screenshot can be obviously done through some predefined shortcuts but at the same time, the user also has the option to change them with some more handy key combinations.
You can thus grab the entire workspace, the current screen, the active window, a fixed size or a selected region or just repeat the last size and position.
Although it does a pretty good job with snipping screenshots, the application excels in the post-capturing chapter, offering a bunch of editing tools that could come in quite handy.
For example, you can add special effects to the just-made screenshot, such as blur and glow, add caption text to the image, adjust colors, add shadows, create a border around the image or even upload it on the Internet.
Screenshot Captor has a fantastic settings menu that includes tons of features and trust us, we needed several minutes just to look in there, not to mention the time we took to change some options. You can change basically everything about the application, so it all comes down to your preferences.
But more words are simply useless, you have to give Screenshot Captor a shot to really see what it’s up to, and since it’s free, we can’t see a reason why you won’t do that.
The market is already full of similar tools, but Screenshot Captor uses a new approach and tries to attract new users by offering them more than just simple snipping tools.
Screenshot Captor’s interface might be a bit overwhelming at the first glance, but that happens only because the application has been gifted with so many tools.
Taking a screenshot can be obviously done through some predefined shortcuts but at the same time, the user also has the option to change them with some more handy key combinations.
You can thus grab the entire workspace, the current screen, the active window, a fixed size or a selected region or just repeat the last size and position.
Although it does a pretty good job with snipping screenshots, the application excels in the post-capturing chapter, offering a bunch of editing tools that could come in quite handy.
For example, you can add special effects to the just-made screenshot, such as blur and glow, add caption text to the image, adjust colors, add shadows, create a border around the image or even upload it on the Internet.
Screenshot Captor has a fantastic settings menu that includes tons of features and trust us, we needed several minutes just to look in there, not to mention the time we took to change some options. You can change basically everything about the application, so it all comes down to your preferences.
But more words are simply useless, you have to give Screenshot Captor a shot to really see what it’s up to, and since it’s free, we can’t see a reason why you won’t do that.
Program Information
Developer: Mouser
Price and Added Date
Freeware .21-03-2012
Download Links
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