Or, you can add a speech balloon and type in pertinent information and add a tail to point to a screen element.įrom there, you can add tiny graphics called "stamps" to liven up the capture. To add callouts to your screen shot, use the Tools tab and select an arrow to point out a screen element. This second element of the interface is where most of the action happens, with a viewing area on the left, tools on the right, and a place to browse past screen captures on the bottom. Once you've taken your screen shot, your image will open up in the Snagit Editor. Hit the arrow at the bottom of the screen to take a shot of an entire webpage, for example. You'll be able to take a regular screen shot or you can choose all-in-one to get on-screen options for other types of captures. Whether you're on a webpage or working on a program, you can simply mouse over the tab to bring up some quick controls. The two-part interface includes, first, a small drawer-like window that sticks to the side of screen.
I'm Jason Parker from and this is a first look at a better screen capture tool called Snagit for Mac.Īlready extremely popular on the Windows platform, the Mac version of Snagit offers a slightly slimmed down feature set, but still has most of the main options you need for great screen captures. What if you want something more from your screen capture utility? Most Mac users know you can take a screen shot by using keyboard commands.
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