MagicCap is an image/GIF capture suite for Mac and Linux featuring screenshot manipulation options such as blurring.



Snagit is described as 'Capture and edit any image or video from the screen, add callouts and effects, and easily organize and share visual content across various applications' and is a very popular screenshot capture tool in the photos & graphics category. There are more than 100 alternatives to Snagit for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Web-based and iPhone apps. The best Snagit alternative is ShareX, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like Snagit are Greenshot, Flameshot, Shutter and OSS Document Scanner.
MagicCap is an image/GIF capture suite for Mac and Linux featuring screenshot manipulation options such as blurring.



Full page screenshot, region capture, OCR text extraction, annotations, PDF export and scheduled captures. Free with $2.99 lifetime premium.
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A macOS app for capturing, annotating and sharing screenshots. Quickly add comments, highlight what matters or blur any sensitive content. Upload screenshots to Google Drive or Dropbox. Copy screenshots to the clipboard and paste them directly into Slack, Skype, Jira, Trello and...