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.

Download for MacFree · Open source · macOS 14+

Feature comparison

FeatureSnapokXnapper
PriceFreeWatermark until $29.99
Open sourceAGPL-3.0No
Snaps to buttons, panels & menu bar itemsYesWindows only
Scrolling captureYesNo
Annotation (arrows, text, blur)YesYes
Backgrounds, padding, shadowYesAuto-balance
Text recognition (OCR)On-deviceYes
Library searchable by text in imagesYesHistory
Automatic sensitive-info maskingOn-deviceYes
Translate screenshot, keep layoutYesNo
Ask AI about a screenshot (your key)YesNo
Screen recordingNoNo
Cloud upload & share linksLocal onlyNo

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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.

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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.

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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.