Options: Allows you to update the settings, such as image format, shortcut, and delay time specifications. My projects: Takes you to the Projects library. Capture desktop: Allows you to select from any open windows or computer screen(s) to capture. Select a local image: Allows you to choose an image that is saved locally to your computer or drive. Capture entire page: Captures the entire area of the current browser page (include non-visible areas that require scrolling to see). Capture selected area: Allows you to select the area of the current browser page to capture using a marquee selector. Delayed capture: Captures only the visible area of the current browser page three (or five) seconds after clicking. Capture visible part of page: Captures only the visible area of the current browser page. Under the Tools tab, select Add to Chrome, and follow the steps to install.Īfter installed, Chrome has this app icon.Ĭlick the Awesome Screenshot icon to view capture options. Still, the ability to organize the screenshots by project is unique and pretty awesome (pun intended)! But the editing tools are more limited than other apps with fewer less colors, shapes, etc. 
In addition, other users are able to comment on the screenshot image as well, so this can make collaborative feedback simpler than ever! Some other cool tools are highlighting or blurring text. Possibly one of the coolest features of Awesome Screenshot is adding comments to screenshots (much of what we use SnagIt for) and sharing directly from the site. The Chrome add-in makes Awesome Screenshot a more full featured option (eg. The Chrome browser is the only one that supports the add-in, but the annotation and editing features can be used on any browser. The premium option (currently $8.99 promo, regularly $11.99 year) has unlimited image captures and project folders. We recently found Awesome which is a great online screen share, and edit app, something we can use when working on a guest computer.Īwesome Screenshot is free for 30 images and 1 project folder. Windows and Mac OS both have built in screen capture options that are cute and nice, but not robust.
All of the designers at TLC use Snagit for screen shot needs it is installed on every computer we have.
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