Capture a selected area of your desktop as an image using keyboard shortcuts.
Gadwin PrintScreen can help you capture still images directly from your computer’s screen, and it includes some features that make it more convenient than simply using the PrtScr key.
It is good news that the product does not only capture images from the screen but also lets you do some additional editing, which includes cropping, resizing and adding effects. Likewise, you can rotate and flip the picture as well as make annotations on it.
The application supports saving the images in various of the most popular formats, such as BMP, JPG, TIFF, PNG, and GIF. In all cases, you can set various output parameters, like resolution and quality. Another way to share the results is by sending them over an email or directly to a printer.
Compared with other tools intended for a similar purpose, Gadwin PrintScreen has some limitations. For instance, it cannot grab images from a scrolling area or take videos of any kind. Still, I will not discourage you from trying it to see if it suits your needs. The program has two versions. The one described here is absolutely free but there is also a Pro version which does have a cost.
Pros
- Inbuilt picture editor
- Scheduling
- Programmable hotkeys
Cons
- Cannot capture video
- Cannot grab scrolling areas
Have used Printscreen for years and it has never failed me. One of the first things I've installed on a new device.
I have used this on other computers and am impressed with it.
Keeps leaving a notice of capture on the right side of screen.