Snapok vs Xnapper
Xnapper makes screenshots look good with almost no effort: it centers the capture, picks a background, and redacts sensitive data. Exports carry a watermark until you buy a license from $29.99. Snapok frames and redacts too, without a watermark, and adds scrolling capture, element snapping, and a searchable library.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Snapok | Xnapper |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Watermark until $29.99 |
| Open source | AGPL-3.0 | No |
| Snaps to buttons, panels & menu bar items | Yes | Windows only |
| Scrolling capture | Yes | No |
| Annotation (arrows, text, blur) | Yes | Yes |
| Backgrounds, padding, shadow | Yes | Auto-balance |
| Text recognition (OCR) | On-device | Yes |
| Library searchable by text in images | Yes | History |
| Automatic sensitive-info masking | On-device | Yes |
| Translate screenshot, keep layout | Yes | No |
| Ask AI about a screenshot (your key) | Yes | No |
| Screen recording | No | No |
| Cloud upload & share links | Local only | No |
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Where Snapok is better
No watermark, no license
Every export is clean, and Snapok is free and open source.
Scrolling capture
Capture a long page or conversation in one image, then frame it.
Precise selections
Snap to single buttons and panels, not just windows.
Translation and Ask AI
Use your own model to translate a screenshot in place or ask about it.
Where Xnapper is better
Auto-balance
Xnapper automatically centers the subject and suggests a matching background. In Snapok you choose and adjust yourself.
Social presets
Xnapper has preset sizes for social networks.
The verdict
Pick Xnapper if one-click social-ready images are all you need. Pick Snapok for a full capture workflow with framing, redaction, scrolling capture, and no watermark.
Related features
Frequently asked questions
Does Snapok add a watermark?
Never. Snapok is free and open source.
Can Snapok redact sensitive info like Xnapper?
Yes. AI Tools → Redact Sensitive Information finds emails, phone numbers, ID numbers, and keys on your Mac.
Other comparisons
Try Snapok free on your Mac.
Free and open source. macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon and Intel.