Snip: Screenshot & Markup

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Snip is a menu bar screenshot tool for Mac

By Anup Aglawe · Productivity

Why we expect it: A focused, privacy-respecting Mac screenshot tool with clear markup, mosaic redaction, and on-device text extraction that solves a real everyday need.

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Snip: Screenshot & Markup is a Mac menu bar tool for capturing windows or screen regions, with a freeze-frame while framing. It offers markup tools like shapes, arrows, numbered steps, and a mosaic to hide private details. Text in a screenshot can be extracted on-device, and nothing is uploaded.

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Snip is a menu bar screenshot tool for Mac. Press Command-Shift-A, click a window, or drag any region. The screen freezes so nothing moves while you frame the shot.

Mark it up before you share. Draw rectangles, ellipses, arrows, and freehand ink. Drop numbered steps and text. Pick a color and a stroke size. Hold Shift to keep shapes even.

Hide what should stay private. Brush a mosaic over passwords, emails, and account numbers, then copy the rest.

Pin a snip on top of your work, save a PNG, or copy it with Enter. Extract the words in a shot with on-device text recognition. Nothing is uploaded.

Snip only captures when you ask. It needs Screen Recording permission, which macOS requires for every screenshot app, and it never records video.

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