It can be used to make simple changes to screenshots, including adding arrows, blurring sections, or cropping. The Editor is a basic image editing program available in the basic version. PC Magazine gave Snagit 12 a rating of Excellent (4.5 out of 5) and awarded an Editor's Choice. is also very positive, awarding 5/5 and pointing out the ease of use, comprehensive features, and multiple views, but they stated that text entry in the Snagit Editor is slow, lagging behind as text is typed in the edit box. CNET rated the software 8/10, mentioning the ability to take screenshots of entire web pages, but pointed out weaknesses including a poor wizard and fewer output file formats than competitors. The review highlighted the capture quality, ease of use, and support. TopTen Reviews rated the software 4/4 in all categories - the highest score of 10 comparable packages reviewed. The software can automatically move screenshots to the 'Edit' section once captured, where they can be resized, annotated, or given special effects. The capture tool has a batch converter that allows alteration of large numbers of files at once. The software supports different selection formats, including All-in-One, Full Screen, Copy to Clipboard, Web Page as a PDF with Links, Copy Text to Clipboard, Free Hand, and Menu with Time Delay. The preview window can gather all screen captures quickly and create a web page. It has a preview window that shows a zoomed thumbnail of whatever the cursor is hovering over and a web page catalog maker. The software can also follow links in web pages, capturing the specified data from the linked pages.Īccessories, such as Flickr Output for uploading screen captures to a Flickr account, can extend its capabilities.Ī quick toolbar can increase capture speed by either using the last capture method applied or by allowing the method to be quickly changed through an option menu. The user can set parameters and keyboard shortcuts to capture particular types of data, which are stored in a folder called 'Catalog' by default. Newer versions allow batch capture of embedded items such as links, pictures, and multimedia. Snagit replaces the native print screen function with additional features. Snagit is available in English, German, Japanese, and Korean versions. It is created and distributed by TechSmith and was first launched in 1990. Originally for the Microsoft Windows operating systems, recent versions have also been available for macOS, but with fewer features. Snagit is a screenshot program that captures video display and audio output. Please help improve it by removing promotional content and inappropriate external links, and by adding encyclopedic content written from a neutral point of view.

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