Snipkin lives in your menu bar. Drag a region, click a window, grab the whole screen, or scroll through a long page and get one tall image. Every capture is copied to your clipboard the instant you take it, ready to paste anywhere. Nothing ever leaves your Mac.
No app to switch to. A global shortcut starts it; a thumbnail finishes it. The whole loop takes a couple of seconds.
Drag over a region, click a window, or grab the full screen, one shortcut each. ⌃⇧4 captures a whole scrolling page as one tall image.
Click the floating thumbnail to open the editor, arrows, boxes, highlighter, text.
It's already on your clipboard for ⌘V, or save it, or send it through the share sheet.
Click the thumbnail, annotate, then Copy, Save, or Share.
No dock clutter. One camera icon, global shortcuts, and optional launch at login.
Copied the instant you capture, paste straight into Slack, Mail or Figma.
Apple's modern capture engine. Crisp Retina output, cursor excluded, multi-monitor ready.
Pick any save folder for timestamped PNGs, or go clipboard-only if you'd rather keep no files.
Crosshair region select like Win+Shift+S, or click to grab a single window, with or without its shadow.
Select an area, scroll at your own pace, click Done, one tall, seamless image.
No internet, no analytics, no account. Your screenshots are yours alone.
Snipkin can't reach the internet at all, your screenshots have nowhere to go. It collects nothing, sends nothing, and works exactly the same with Wi-Fi off.
Every feature is unlocked, no trial countdown, no account, nothing to enter. Paid plans will come later; using it now costs nothing.
Want a heads-up before paid plans start? Drop me a line and I'll tell you first, no list, no newsletter, just that one message.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon or Intel · free during early access
Notarized by Apple — it opens with a double-click. No warnings.