Cost / License
- Paid
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Windows
JShot has been discontinued. Similar apps include ShareX, which is free and open source. Other options are Greenshot, SimpleScreenRecorder, FastStone Capture and Snipping Tool. There's no shortage of Screenshot Capture Tools like JShot, with more than 50 alternatives for Windows, Mac, Linux and the web.
informUp screen capture is a free screen capture software for you to easily take screenshots.
PrintKey-Pro is a screen capture program that can capture the screen or any part of it with the press of the Print Screen key (or any other key you configure).


321Soft Screen Video Recorder is designed to record your computer screen (full screen or a fixed area) into AVI video file for further purposes like editing, burning DVD, making slide show movie, etc.
TeenyGrab is a free alternative to TinyGrab. TinyGrab is a popular application for quickly uploading screenshots, and sharing them. The only problem is, the full version (with features such as uploading to a custom FTP server) costs $$$.

Onde Screen Capture for Mac is currently the most professional and powerful screen grabbing utility running on Mac OS, by which you can easily capture any part on your Mac desktop such as rectangular or ellipse region, freehand region, full screen, active window or all windows...



ScreenSnag provides a quick and easy way to take a photo of your computer screen. Capture the entire screen, a region of the screen, a window, or an element on the window with a single hotkey or click. You can also use Timer option to perform captures at intervals that you...



TPUCapture is an easy to use screenshot utility with a small memory footprint that resides in the system tray.

Zebra Screen Recorder captures your PC desktop activity into standard MPEG or AVI video files. It records everything you see on the computer screen, including the entire desktop, windows, menus, cursors - even video with sound.

GNOME Screenshot is a utility used in the GNOME desktop environment for taking screenshots. It was part of the GNOME Utilities (gnome-utils) package, but was split into its own package for the 3.3.1 version in 2011.
