Start with the right frame.
Choose portrait, landscape or square before you record. See the capture boundary while you work.
Snip, mark up and record on Mac
Screen and webcam recording, OCR and captions.
Download for Mac
Also on the Mac App Store
New to Mac? See how snipping works
Free screenshots and markup.
Full unlock: $9.99, yours to keep.
macOS 15 or later. Apple silicon & Intel.
- One-time $9.99, no subscription
- Files stay on your Mac
- Apple silicon & Intel
Screen plus webcam.
One take. Your layout.
Record your screen, camera and audio together.
Keep separate tracks so you can change the view afterwards.
Your camera
9:16
ⅡMicrophone + computer audio
Your screen. Your voice.
Your face, if you want.
Record a region, window or display. Add your camera, microphone and computer audio, then cut the mistakes and change layouts in the editor.
16:99:161:14:5
Staged recording illustration. No camera or audio access.Change the view.
Switch between your screen, camera, picture in picture and split layouts. Adjust size, position and framing.
Keep the good parts.
Trim the ends, split the timeline and remove a section. Export MP4 or GIF, with resolution and frame-rate options. Add editable captions on compatible Macs with macOS 26 or later.
Watch your point come into focus.
Watch a capture become a conversation.
Scroll to capture, circle and annotate. Or choose a tool below.
Snapmodo in action
Drag to capture. 1024 × 568
✓
Point made.Your screenshot is ready to paste.
⌘ VDrag a region around the detail you want to share.
Taking a screenshot
shouldn’t be this fiddly.
Remember ⇧ ⌘ 4 for a region. Add ⌃ to copy it. Catch the thumbnail to mark it up. It’s a lot of small steps for something you do all day.
For occasional snips, the built-in tool may be enough. Snapmodo puts capture, editable markup and a local library in one place, with your own shortcuts, menu bar controls and Stream Deck actions.
A closer look at the screenshot workflowA screenshot is the start.
Make your point in the editor.
Draw attention with arrows and circles. Add text you can move, resize and edit. Number the steps, crop the image, or cover sensitive information with solid redaction.
Copy the finished screenshot or export PNG or JPEG. Save to your library to keep the original and come back to your edits later.
Meet the screenshot tools
⌘ VCapture. Copy. Continue.
Choose your own shortcut or start from the menu bar. Clipboard captures return with a preview, without opening the editor.
Try the interactive sampleOne button.
Right when you need it.
A screenshot for a colleague. A quick recording for a client. Put your usual captures on the keys you already reach for.
The Snapmodo companion includes ready-made actions and matching icons. Prefer a keyboard? Set your own shortcuts.
See the Stream Deck setup
Actual Snapmodo companion icons.
Stream Deck hardware sold separately.
Made for the Mac. Stored on your Mac.
Your captures and original tracks stay local. You choose when to export and share. The App Store edition needs no Snapmodo account. Direct accounts manage paid licensing, not media storage.
Read about privacyStart with a screenshot.
Unlock the whole story.
These are the released Mac App Store 1.1 features. The free Direct 1.1 download is coming soon.
YOUR IDEAS. CLEARLY CAPTURED.
Make your point with free capture and markup. Add the full toolkit when your explanation needs motion, words and a little more you.
A better way to say “right here.”
Capture the moment. Mark what matters. Send it.
Free
No account. No card. No time limit.
- Capture a region, window or main display.
- Add arrows, shapes, pen, highlighter, text and numbered steps.
- Blur, solid redaction and crop.
- Copy to the clipboard or export PNG and JPEG.
- Choose your save folder, pin a floating screenshot and organize captures in your library.
- Custom shortcuts and the free Stream Deck companion. Recording actions require the unlock.
Show it. Explain it. Make it yours.
Everything in Free, plus a complete walkthrough toolkit.
$9.99
One purchase. No subscription. Includes 1.x updates.
- Screen recording with optional webcam, microphone and computer audio.
- Choose your aspect ratio before Record. Edit screen, camera, picture-in-picture and split layouts afterward.
- Trim and cut; add timed walkthrough labels, click highlights and selective zoom.
- Editable captions in preview, MP4 and GIF, with optional SRT export.
- MP4 resolution and frame-rate options, plus short animated GIF exports.
- Copy and search screenshot text with on-device Vision OCR.
- Scrolling screenshots and custom logo or text branding.
- Optional Apple Intelligence text cleanup, summaries, titles and instruction drafts.
Unlock in the app. Price may vary by region.
✓ Captures stay on your Mac . ✓ All 1.x updates included
Existing paid customers keep full access.
Existing paid customers keep full access.
Compatibility and purchase details
Requires macOS 15 or later. Automatic captions require compatible speech support on macOS 26 or later. Apple Intelligence is optional and requires a compatible Mac and available models. Vision OCR does not require Apple Intelligence.
Capture is 30 fps. Exporting at 60 fps repeats frames; larger resolutions do not add source detail. Layouts and zooms are user controlled. Captures stay on your Mac.
The Direct unlock covers one person on up to two Macs. App Store purchases follow Apple’s terms. Purchases are separate between editions.
Most people should get Snapmodo from the Mac App Store. It is a free download, and one in-app purchase unlocks everything. Apple handles payment, restore and updates, and you do not need a Snapmodo account. The free Direct 1.1 download is coming soon. The current Direct release remains available to purchase, with a seven-day trial. The 1.1 features described here apply to the App Store edition. Purchases do not transfer between the two editions.
Free screenshots.
One unlock for more.
$9.99, yours to keep.
These are the released Mac App Store 1.1 features. The free Direct 1.1 download is coming soon.
Mac App Store
Free screenshots and markup. One optional in-app purchase unlocks the full toolkit.
$9.99, yours to keep.Existing paid customers keep full access. No Snapmodo account.
Direct edition
The current Direct release includes a seven-day trial on one Mac, with no card required. The free Direct 1.1 download is coming soon.
One person. Up to two Macs.$9.99 once. Includes 1.x updates.
Price shown in the App Store may vary by region. Taxes may apply. Snapmodo 1.x updates included. If the price changes later, it applies to new buyers only. What you already bought stays yours.
Direct purchases include Snapmodo 1.x updates. Future major upgrades may be sold separately or carry an upgrade fee. License terms.
A familiar snip-and-mark-up flow like Snipping Tool on Windows. See how snipping works on Mac. Snipping Tool is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Snapmodo is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft.
A few useful details.
How much does Snapmodo cost?
$9.99, yours to keep. One-time, no subscription, Snapmodo 1.x updates included. If the price changes later, it applies to new buyers only. Buyers of the earlier paid App Store version already have full access.
Which edition should I get?
Most people should get Snapmodo from the Mac App Store. It is a free download, and one in-app purchase unlocks everything. Apple handles payment, restore and updates, and you do not need a Snapmodo account. The free Direct 1.1 download is coming soon. The current Direct release remains available to purchase, with a seven-day trial. The 1.1 features described here apply to the App Store edition. Purchases do not transfer between the two editions.
What Mac do I need?
Snapmodo requires macOS 15 or later and supports Apple silicon and Intel Macs. See requirements and limitations.
Can I use my own camera and microphone?
Snapmodo uses the devices available to macOS. Compatibility depends on your hardware, drivers and permissions. Read the camera and audio guide.
Can I use it on more than one Mac?
One license, one person, up to two Macs. A paid direct license can be active on two Macs at the same time. Deauthorize a Mac in Settings or your web account to free a seat. Team licensing is planned. Mac App Store purchases follow Apple’s terms.