The default Windows Snipping Tool is a good tool to create screenshots, however compared to LightShot and WinSnap it is lacking a few helpful features. WinSnap is not free and will cost $30,- for a lifetime license.
There is no direct upload to the cloud from within WinSnap, but you could set OneDrive or Flickr as the default saving location. Personally I like the multiple object selection feature to select multiple menu objects or multiple windows by simply pressing the CRTL-key and selecting them. In WinSnap I use the copy image function a lot, to directly copy the screenshot into an e-mail.įurthermore WinSnap provides a delayed snap feature, as well as shadow and auto saving settings so you can select the file format, file location and the type of shadow you would like to use. LightShot and WinSnap offer better features to make annotations directly to the screenshot (arrows, rectangular markings, text, etc.). LightShot comparison – WinSnap or Snipping Tool NTWind Software WinSnap Finally you can set proxy settings when needed. In the options menu of the application you can set some uploading preferences, you can adjust the hot key combinations, and set the default picture format and saving quality. The horizontal application bar is focused around saving, uploading and sharing options for the screenshot. The following annotation options for the screenshot are available from the vertical application bar. Let’s have a quick look at an overview of the commands available from these two menu bars. The horizontal application bar and the vertical application bar come together in the bottom right corner of the rectangular. You will see a grey overlay and a via a rectangular you can select the are you would like to take a screenshot of. Or simply by right clicking on the LightShot icon in the taskbar notification area and selecting the option take screenshot. Taking a screenshot can be via the hot key combination that you’ve set. There are also LightShot extensions for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers.
LightShot is available for free on multiple operating platforms: Windows, MacOS and Ubuntu.
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