EDIT SCREENSHOTS ON MAC
Show the detail that matters. Turn a capture into useful feedback with arrows, text and annotations – right on your Mac, with the freedom to keep editing later.
Basic editing in Free · Advanced tools in Pro
macOS 26+ · English & German · In development
THREE SIMPLE STEPS
Capture a window, a region or your whole screen. You can also import an existing PNG, JPEG, TIFF or HEIC image and adjust the crop later.
Add a curved arrow, a short note or numbered steps. The object toolbar sits beside your selection, with controls for color, shape, line width and fill where applicable.
Copy the image to the clipboard, use native macOS sharing or export PNG, JPEG or PDF. Your editable project stays in the local library.
A button sits too far to the left. An error message needs more context. A colleague is looking for the next setting. Mark the relevant detail and add a short explanation, so the screenshot makes the next action easy to understand.
Arrows, callouts, shapes and numbered steps can be moved and adjusted. Use multiple selection, alignment and layer order to arrange several annotations into an explanation that is easy to follow.
Snaprivo stores the original, crop, target resolution and annotations separately. You can move an arrow or correct a label after restarting the app. For the exported image, you can adjust the background, border, corner radius and shadow.
Covers help conceal sensitive details before sharing. Check the finished image and share a flattened PNG, JPEG or PDF. Editable project archives may include the unredacted original.
Free includes basic image tools, covers and the compact object toolbar. Pro adds tools such as magnification, spotlight, pen and additional drawing styles. The app is still in development.
Annotations remain editable in the saved Snaprivo project. Exported PNG, JPEG and PDF files are flattened output; their annotations are no longer separate Snaprivo objects.
The web demo lets you add an arrow, highlight, cover and step number to a sample image. It creates a PNG download in your browser. The public Mac app download is still to come.
