CaptureWorx features
Grab what’s on your screen, show people what matters, and keep the picture ready for your next edit.
Capture
Pick the part of the screen you need, even if it takes more than one view to see it all.
Region
Drag a box around the part of the screen you want to grab.
Window
Capture a single window, such as an app or a dialog box.
Full screen
Take a picture of the whole screen at once.
Scrolling window
Stitch a long page or window into one picture.
Panorama
Drag across a wider view to capture it in one picture.
Grab Text
Read words from anything on screen so you can copy and paste them.
Mark up
Add a quick note or walk someone through a whole task. Then copy, save, or share the picture.
Arrow, Line, and Shape
Point at a button, connect two items, or draw a box around the part that matters.
Text and Callout
Label something directly or use a callout to point to it and explain what it does.
Steps and Stamps
Show the order with numbered steps, or mark an item with a stamp.
Pen, Highlight, and Fill
Draw by hand, highlight a line of text, or fill an area with colour.
Blur and Magnify
Blur a detail before sharing, or enlarge something small so it’s easier to see.
Eraser and Crop
Erase part of a drawing or trim the picture to the area you need.
Quick Styles
Change how a mark looks in one click.
Favorites
Keep the styles you use most close at hand.
Organise
Keep earlier captures handy and set up shortcuts for the way you work.
Capture history
Find every capture in the history strip and reopen it when you need it again.
Editable markup
Move an arrow or change a label when you come back to a capture later.
Capture presets
Use Quick copy to send the picture straight to the clipboard or All-in-One to open it in the editor.
Keyboard shortcuts
Press Print Screen or another capture shortcut while you’re working in a different app.
System tray
CaptureWorx stays in the tray so you can take a screenshot without opening the editor.
Start with Windows
Have CaptureWorx ready to use when you start your computer.