More than just simple screen capture, Snagit empowers you to communicate faster, clearly explain concepts, and archive digital information. All with point and click convenience. You can easily capture, edit, share and organize a screenshot of exactly what you see on your screen. The more you use Snagit, the more ways you'll find to use it.

Top editing features

Combine images

Create custom graphics easily by taking multiple captures and putting them together.

Spotlight and magnify

Draw attention to a specific part of your image. Just select the portion you want and Snagit will blur and darken everything else.

Markup tools

Add effects to your image, even if you don't have a design degree. Draw attention with arrows, add a text callout or torn edge effect…just to name a few.

Top sharing features

Once you have your capture ready, you can do just about anything with it:

• Save it in your preferred format.
• Share a URL or embed it in your blog via Screencast.com.
• Add it to your Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, MindManager or OneNote page.
• Publish to your website via FTP.
• Send it through email, AIM, Flickr or Skype.

Top organize features

Auto-storing

All of your captures are automatically saved to your Library with the most recent viewable all the time. Save time by quickly finding all your past captures.

Tagging

Along with saving your capture, Snagit also stores information so you can find it again later. Search for your captures by date, website, or a custom flag that you create and assign.

Over 40 Ways to Capture Your Screen

The ultimate do-it-yourself screen capture tool is better than ever. Snagit 10 provides a smarter and more efficient way to grab your images, with updated capture profiles and effects to improve how you capture, edit, share and organize your content.

All-in-One Capture

Snag anything, on the fly. Use the newest capture profile to grab your entire desktop, a region, a window, or a scrolling window—all with a single hotkey or click.

Upload to Screencast.com

It’s easier than ever to send your captures out for review with built-in, online hosting from Screencast.com. Now you can share your images with an embed code or give them a URL with a clickable thumbnail. Store, share and gather feedback on all of your visual projects.

Updated Transparency

Now you can keep the rounded corners from a captured window… or create a custom shape... and the only background you’ll see is the one on your website, document, or slide.

Smarter capture options

Updated Magnifier

Like a microscope for your computer screen… use magnified cross hairs to get exact, down-to-the-pixel precision on every capture.

Improved Auto-Scroll

Snagit’s auto-scroll feature has drastically improved and can now sense when you’re on a web page that scrolls. Snagit will automatically move through the page… capturing it both vertically and horizontally… at your command. Just point and click.

Formatted Text Capture

Perfect for reviewing text and making changes—grab the text straight off a web page and keep the formatting—then edit and apply different font styles, sizes and colors.

New possibilities

Cut-Out Effect

Stylishly delete unwanted pieces of an image by removing vertical and horizontal sections. Add a background image to fill the gap, or make it transparent.

Page Curl Effect

Make your image look as if one of the corners is folded over for an eye-grabbing effect. Pick from one of the preset page curl options, or create your own.

Share to Camtasia Studio

It’s an old feature, with a new twist. Take any Snagit image and send it straight to the new Camtasia Studio Library. Then re-use your favorite customized images in future screencasts.

You spoke up. We listened.

Multiple Color Schemes

Are you sick of the black background? Now you can personalize Snagit and change the background color to blue or silver… or keep it black. It’s up to you!

Rotating Text

Have some fun with the text bubbles you add to your Snagit images. Rotate them round-and-round until you find the perfect spot.

Custom Trim Effect

Miss the custom trim effect you had in Version 8? Back by popular demand, you can custom trim your images pixel-by-pixel, from the top, bottom, left, and right.

Real stories of Snagit at home

I use Snagit to manage my job search.

"I have my resume on a number of the better known job portals like CareerBuilder, Dice, Monster and several others. As I make an online submission to these sites, based on search agents that are sent to me via email, I capture the job information, company name, contact number and any other essential information using either a scrolling capture or a fixed region capture. Later, I can revisit this information by browsing through it in the Snagit catalogue. Then, I can follow up on the leads that interest me the most. Snagit 9 is the best utility of 2008."

- John Aurelio

I use Snagit to keep account histories in order.

"Instead of having to print the whole Web page when I pay a bill online, I can capture the important part, the part with the confirmation. I can then add some text, like what bank account was used, the date, etc. It is then pasted into a Wordpad doc and all the payments for that account are kept in one place, making it easy to look up past payments. Snagit makes it a snap to snag the important pieces of a Web page!"

- Robert Sitarz

Real stories of Snagit at work

I use Snagit to make my presentations pop.

"I'm using a lot of the new features in Snagit to produce quality presentations that are really eye catching. Snagit allows me to gather information from multiple sources and assemble my ideas in a fast, friendly and effective manner that never fails to impress the client. You've just got to get Snagit if you're serious about what you do. It's great! It is so much fun to work with that it doesn't feel like work. You've gotta try it. It's gonna blow your mind."

- Edward Snow, IT manager

Real stories of Snagit at school

"I use Snagit to provide examples and assistance to my distance learning students. I provide step-by-step directions on how to submit assignments (displaying the actual screens and prompts they see in the Classroom Environment), take a screenshot of their assignments and provide mark-up or other graphics (like a Way to Go! stamp), or quickly create a graphic tutorial on a confusing concept. This is the most useful program you will ever find. If you've ever wanted to show someone else what you're seeing on your computer screen - and even add your comments to it - this is the product you want; it does screen captures and so much more!"

- Annaleah Morrow , Higher education software design manager & college professor Florida Community College Software Consortium