Shottr
Shottr is a compact screenshot app designed for pixel precision and optimized for macOS Silicon devices.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Measurement-Tools
- Annotate Screenshot
- OCR
- No registration required
- Screenshot OCR
- Full-page Screenshot
- Ad-free
- Color Picker
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Shottr News & Activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about Shottr
Screenshot app Shottr 1.9 adds S3-compatible cloud uploads & hand-drawn annotation stylesShottr 1.9 introduces S3-compatible cloud upload, enabling users to send their screenshots to Amazo...
- POX published news article about Shottr
Screenshot app Shottr 1.8 brings new backdrop tool, Raycast & Alfred integration, and moreShottr, a robust screenshot tool for macOS, has launched version 1.8, packed with new features and ...
Recent activities
- pixeline reviewed Shottr
Shottr replaced my default Mac screenshot tool about an hour after I installed it. built-in annotation, scrolling captures, either save or copy in memory, then paste in Slack... So handy! it does what you'd expect plus a few things you didn't know you needed. Fast, lightweight, no subscription. Not much else to say.
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- shytune8036 reviewed Shottr
Much better than native Mac screenshot feature. It’s lightweight and easy to use. Love the editing tool using keyboard shortcuts to like b for blur and a for arrow. Super intuitive.
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What is Shottr?
Shottr is a compact screenshot app designed for pixel precision and optimized for macOS Silicon devices.
It offers features such as:
- Scrolling screenshots on Mac, allowing you to capture long web pages or chat conversations.
- Pixelation or removal of objects to hide parts of your screen or sensitive information.
- Markup tools to add text annotations, lines, arrows, and shapes to your screenshots.
- Screen ruler functionality for measuring vertical and horizontal sizes.
- A dedicated folder for saving screenshots, useful for storing receipts, reminders, and other items.
- Zoom feature for closer inspection of screenshots.
- Text recognition (OCR) that can parse unselectable text and copy it to your clipboard.
- Fast performance, with a screenshot capture time of only 17ms and display time of around 165ms.
- Color picker tool that lets you copy the color of a pixel from a screenshot.
Shottr information
Developed by
Electric Endeavors LLC Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $12 and $30 + free version with limited functionality.Rating
Average rating of 4.6Alternatives
108 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Très bon logiciel qui évolue correctement. Dommage qu'il ne soit pas open-source.
Shottr replaced my default Mac screenshot tool about an hour after I installed it. built-in annotation, scrolling captures, either save or copy in memory, then paste in Slack... So handy! it does what you'd expect plus a few things you didn't know you needed. Fast, lightweight, no subscription. Not much else to say.
Much better than native Mac screenshot feature. It’s lightweight and easy to use. Love the editing tool using keyboard shortcuts to like b for blur and a for arrow. Super intuitive.
The app actually so good I sometimes use it to edit images that come from other sources. Blurring, erasing, cropping are really comfy to use. I also like this feature that once you make a screenshot, you can either put it into the buffer for copying or save on the drive (most often, I make screenshots to send them in Slack).
Excellent for OCR, screenshots and scrolling screenshots.
Couldnt get it to scrolldown in firefox and take a screenshot
Excellent. Even better than Mac OS screenshots. Also good for editing photos after being taken. For just viewing though its worse than Preview but I wont take that as a bad thing as you have the option to set a default app for images easily.