A free upgrade to ⌘⇧4.

Keep the muscle memory, gain the features. Snapok starts with ⌃⌘A (or any shortcut you like) and does everything macOS does for stills, then much more.

Download for MacFree · Open source · macOS 14+

Why people switch from macOS Screenshot

Long pages

Scrolling capture with ⌘L.

Inline markup

Annotate before copying.

No Desktop clutter

A tidy, searchable library instead of files everywhere.

Still free

Open source, no account.

Snapok vs macOS Screenshot at a glance

FeatureSnapokmacOS Screenshot
PriceFreeFree, built in
Open sourceAGPL-3.0No
Snaps to buttons, panels & menu bar itemsYesWindows only
Scrolling captureYesNo
Annotation (arrows, text, blur)YesMarkup, after capture
Backgrounds, padding, shadowYesNo
Text recognition (OCR)On-deviceLive Text in Preview
Library searchable by text in imagesYesNo
Automatic sensitive-info maskingOn-deviceNo
Translate screenshot, keep layoutYesLive Text, text only
Ask AI about a screenshot (your key)YesNo
Screen recordingNo⌘⇧5
Cloud upload & share linksLocal onlyNo

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Frequently asked questions

Can I replace ⌘⇧4 with Snapok?

Snapok uses ⌃⌘A by default. You can record ⌘⇧4 as its shortcut after turning off the system shortcut in System Settings → Keyboard → Keyboard Shortcuts → Screenshots.

How do I take a scrolling screenshot on a Mac?

macOS can’t do it natively. With Snapok, select the area, press ⌘L, and scroll.

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Try Snapok free on your Mac.

Free and open source. macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel.