Never explain it twice.

Screenshots with markup, screen recording with editing, audio, and web pages, in one Mac app with a library that keeps it all searchable. Make it once, and the next time someone asks, send a link instead of a paragraph.

Download for macOS

Free · macOS 15 (Sequoia)+ · Apple Silicon · no account needed

Requirements and installation

One app instead of five.

Most people explain things with a patchwork: one app to grab the screen, another to mark it up, a recorder, an editor, a read-it-later list and a folder nobody can search. SuperCapture is all of them, with the same shortcuts and one place to find things later.

What you use now

Point at exactly what you mean.

  • A region to the pixel, one window (even one hidden behind others) or every screen. Auto-scroll keeps going for long pages.
  • Arrows, numbered steps, text, secure redaction and a magnifier, then a frame on a gradient for the launch post.
  • Saved as standard PNG, then read for its text on your Mac, automatically.
  • AArrow
  • SStep
  • TText
  • RRedact
  • MMagnify
  • XCrop

⌃⇧C from any app ⌃⇧R repeats the last one

Annotating and redacting

Show it once, cut to the part that matters.

  • An area, a window or the full screen, with system audio and your mic.
  • Every click highlighted, and zoom regions that follow the cursor.
  • Keyframed arrows, text and shapes on the timeline, then MP4 (H.264 or H.265) or GIF.

⌃⇧V starts and stops ⌃⇧P pauses

Recording with audio

Record any sound your Mac plays, or your voice.

  • A moment from a call, a video, a podcast or a demo: grab the audio from any app that’s playing, your microphone, or both.
  • Edit it by editing the words: delete a sentence and it’s cut, and the ums go in one click.
  • Then make it a 9:16 video, with captions and a visualizer that moves with the sound.
Recording audio

Close all those tabs, read them later.

  • The article, the announcement, the competitor’s launch page, captured top to bottom with its link.
  • Or bookmark it: a screenshot and its readable text come with it, into the Reader.
  • Find a page again by typing what you remember from it.

Safari, Chrome, Brave and Firefox. Edge is coming soon.

Capturing a full page Browser extensions

All of it, in one library you can search.

  • Pictures, recordings, audio, PDFs and saved pages side by side, in folders and collections.
  • Search the words inside pictures, on-device tags, colors and kinds.
  • A hidden view, a trash you can restore from, and commands for a whole selection at once.

S jumps to search

See it find something

Also in the box: slide decks paged into a PDF, QR codes and barcodes in your own colors, and the images on any web page saved straight to your library. Making a QR code

Show it instead of describing it.

Five tools are only worth it if they save you something. Every team has something it keeps putting into words: steps to reproduce, which button, where the setting is. Each of these used to be a paragraph, a meeting or a screen share. Now it’s one capture you send.

Record the walkthrough instead of writing three paragraphs.

Bug repros, feature demos, async updates. A short clip with click highlights and zoom says it better.

Instead of three paragraphs of steps to reproduce

Founders & PMs

Annotate the build and drop it straight into Figma or Slack.

Pixel-perfect grabs, feedback arrows and polished frames. Drag and drop, no export dance.

Instead of “No, the other button. A few pixels lower.”

Designers

Answer the ticket with a marked-up screenshot, not a paragraph.

Numbered steps and an arrow to the right button. Keep it in a folder your team sharesPro, and the next time the question comes in, the answer is already there.

Instead of “Go to Settings, then Share Menu, then scroll to Slack…”

Support & Success

Ship the demo GIF without a production crew.

Looping GIFs, social clips and on-brand visuals, recorded, trimmed and exported from one app.

Instead of exporting frames, a GIF maker, resizing, exporting again

Marketers

Send it. They just open a link.

Share any capture as a web page. Whoever gets the link opens it in a browser, with no account and no app, and can answer right on the picture.

The old way

  1. Export it
  2. Attach it
  3. “Which version is this?”
  4. Export it again

One link

A capture shared as a web page: a numbered pin on the picture, and a Discussion panel with a reviewer’s comment, the pinned comment with a heart reaction, and a reply box
What the person on the other end sees.
  • Feedback where it belongsPro

    Comments pinned to a spot in a picture or a moment in a recording, with replies that show up live. A recording’s feedback also appears in your Mac video editor.

  • Only the people you meantIndividual & Pro

    Add a password or an expiry date. Share pages stay out of search engines, and you can take one down whenever you like.

  • A whole launch on one page

    Up to 200 images or PDFs behind a single link.

  • Or skip the link

    Drag a capture from the gallery straight into Slack, email, Figma or a doc, or press ⌘C and paste the finished, marked-up result.

Exports to the formats you actually use: PNGJPGWebPSVGPDFMP4MOVGIFAPNG. Free share pages carry light SuperCapture branding.

Six months later, someone asks again.

You don’t remember where you saved it, or when. You remember a couple of words that were on the screen. That’s enough.

The old way

  1. Search Slack
  2. Search Downloads
  3. Search the Desktop
  4. Ask whoever made it
  5. Explain it again

Type two words

The real app, searching a demo company’s library of a few hundred captures for two words.

The words in it

Every capture is read on your Mac, so any text that was on the screen is searchable.

What it shows

On-device tags sort captures into receipts, documents, apps, social posts and more.

Its colors

Type #darkblue or #F87171 to find pictures by color.

What kind it is

Type pdf:, video: or audio: to list one kind.

All of it is indexed on your Mac, and it stays quick with tens of thousands of captures.How screenshot search works

The answer outlives whoever wrote it.

Put it in a folder the team shares, and the next person to get the question finds your answer in their own library, not in your head.

The old way

  1. It lives on one laptop
  2. That person is out
  3. Someone explains it again

It's in everyone's library

It’s opt-in. Leave the cloud off and everything stays on your Mac.

  • Shared foldersPro

    Share a folder with other SuperCapture accounts and it shows up in their library too, automatically.

  • Invite by email or link

    As editors or viewers. You stay the owner, and you can stop sharing any time.

  • Sync only what you choose

    Mark a folder or collection to sync and it follows you across your Macs, with iPhone and Android apps coming soon. Free syncs up to 500 items; Individual and Pro sync your whole library.

  • Buying for a team?

    Pro for teams puts every seat on one invoice, with single sign-on, an admin console and audit log, and the option to keep originals in your own S3-compatible bucket. Get in touch and we’ll set it up.

Or let your agent make it.

SuperCapture runs an MCP server on your Mac. Claude Code, or any MCP client, can capture, record, mark up, search the library and share, through 24 tools that work the way the app does.

Its edits are undoable, and anything permanent or public, like deleting for good or publishing a page, waits for your OK.

The old way

  1. Take the screenshot
  2. Mark it up
  3. Save it
  4. Open Slack
  5. Upload it

Ask for it once

Setup is one command, copied from Settings.

How the MCP server works

You: Grab the Slack settings, number the three steps to connect it, and post it to #support.

  1. statechecks what’s on screen
  2. view settingsopens Settings
  3. capture windowgrabs the Settings window
  4. doc_editnumbers the three steps and points at Connect Slack, as one undo
  5. share sendposts it to #support
An example session. The tools and actions are the server’s own.

Your captures. Your Mac. Your call.

Screens are full of things nobody else should see. So the default is simple: nothing leaves your Mac until you decide it should.

On your Mac, always

Capture, editing, OCR, tagging and search
All of it runs on your Mac. The on-device models never send a picture anywhere.
Works offline
Capture, mark up and search with no connection at all.
No account to start
Install it and capture. You only need an account for the cloud.
Plain files
PNG, MP4 and PDF that open in any app, now and later.

In the cloud, only if you turn it on

The folders you choose to sync or share
We never look at your captures, sell them, or share them with third parties for their own purposes.
Share pages you publish
Kept out of search engines. Anything you delete leaves our servers within 30 days.
End-to-end encryption, if you want itPro
Capture files are encrypted on your Mac before upload, so our servers hold only what they can’t read. Free and Individual sync use transport and storage encryption, without zero-knowledge protection. Compare encryption options.

Read the security overview, and how we handle data in our Privacy Policy.

Same loop, off the clock.

The receipt with the serial number, found years later by typing the serial number. The recipe page, kept whole after the tab is gone. Trips in one album the family adds to. Before-and-after shots for the renovation, step-by-steps for the class you teach, and the error message for the family IT desk, all in one searchable place.

Every feature, in one list58 of them, for when you’re comparing tools.

Smart Gallery

  • Database-backed instant search
  • OCR on every capture
  • AI auto-categorization and tagging
  • Search by color (hex, CSS, English)
  • Date-based search and filtering
  • Collections and subcollections
  • Command bar with batch operations
  • AI background removal
  • QR code and barcode extraction
  • Export with custom sizing and padding
  • Gallery and Reader views
  • Hidden view and recoverable trash
  • Search by type — image, video, audio, PDF, bookmark

Capture

  • Area, window, and full-screen capture
  • Multi-screen capture
  • Auto-scroll for long pages and documents
  • Slideshow capture with PDF export
  • Safari, Chrome, Brave, and Firefox extensions (Edge coming soon)
  • Scrolling capture (full web pages)
  • Bookmark pages for later reference
  • Countdown timer
  • Automatic desktop icon hiding
  • Automatic wallpaper removal
  • Mac app, with web share pages (mobile apps coming later)

Annotation Suite

  • Arrows with adjustable bend points
  • Boxes, circles, and lines
  • Text callouts with multiple tails
  • Numbered step markers
  • Redact — secure, blur, pixelate, or erase
  • Magnify with adjustable zoom
  • Pencil with stroke smoothing
  • Highlighter
  • Crop
  • Spotlight — dim everything outside the focus
  • Background removal

Video Recording

  • Area, window, and full-screen recording
  • System and microphone audio
  • Application audio capture
  • Mouse click tracking and highlights
  • Dynamic zoom regions
  • Animated annotations with keyframes
  • Export MP4 (H.264/H.265) and GIF
  • Trim and playback preview

Audio Recording

  • Record from any audio source
  • Edit by text: delete words to cut them
  • Filler words removed in one click
  • One-click cleanup: shorter pauses, even loudness
  • Audio to 9:16 video with captions and a visualizer
  • Trim, fade and crossfade on a waveform
  • Application audio capture

Formats & Sharing

  • Standard PNG — works everywhere
  • Annotations embedded via PNG extensions
  • No proprietary file formats
  • Drag-and-drop into any app
  • Frames and gradient backgrounds
  • Custom gradient builder
  • Combine multiple images
  • QR code & barcode generator

Ready to never explain it twice?

One app instead of five: screenshots and markup, recording and editing, audio, web pages and a Reader, and a library that finds any of it again when the question comes back.

Download for macOS

Free · macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later · Apple Silicon (M1 or later) · no account needed

Free includes every capture tool, the editor and local search, with light branding on exports. Individual removes the branding and syncs your whole library; Pro adds comments, shared folders and end-to-end encryption.