A compact, quiet screenshot utility for Windows 11. Area, window, display, and scrolling capture, with a persistent Quick Access stack and a focused annotation editor.
Press CtrlShiftA anywhere. Windows 11 · x64 · free during the beta.
Every capture follows the same short path: pick it, grab it, act on it. No windows to arrange, nothing left running in your way.
The desktop freezes, the selection glows, and the capture lands the moment you release the pointer. Keyboard users get resize handles, arrow key nudging, and Enter to confirm.
Select a region, scroll the page yourself, and watch the stitched result grow in a live preview beside it. Long captures are tiled to disk, so a very tall page won't eat your memory.
Every capture lands as a card in the corner and stays there. No vanishing after five seconds. Copy it, save it, pin it, or open the editor; the card returns to its exact spot when you're done.
A focused editor with a dark segmented toolbar and a calm, light canvas. Arrows, shapes, text, highlights, step numbers, plus blur and pixelate for the things a screenshot shouldn't share.
No dock clutter, no background windows. Right click the tray icon for every capture mode.
Straight to the clipboard, to a file, or dragged from the card into any app that takes an image.
Physical pixel capture across mixed DPI monitors: 100% to 200% scaling, HDR displays included.
Follows your Windows theme in every surface, from the palette to the editor canvas.
We're inviting a small group of people we trust to use Capture Scope daily and tell us what's wrong with it. It's free while in beta. If that sounds like fun, leave your email and we'll send invites in small batches.
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