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3d ago

What do you actually use for screenshots/ recorder on Windows?

I've been building SnakePress for the last few months, mostly because I got tired of jumping between Snipping Tool, ShareX, and a separate recorder every time I wrote a bug report or a how-to for my team.
Before it goes live on Saturday, I'm curious what everyone else does. Do you stick with the built-in tool, or did you find something better? And what's the one thing that still annoys you about it?
For me, it was blurring emails and API keys before sharing, and having to zoom in on every click in a tutorial video by hand. That second one is why the recorder now does auto zoom. It's free if you want to poke at it early: snakepress.tinhtd.info

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13h ago

SnakePress - Screenshots, annotations & recordings that auto-zoom

SnakePress is a small, fast screenshot and screen recording app for Windows 10/11. Capture a region, mark it up with arrows, steps, and blur, record with webcam and mic, then cut a video with offline auto-subtitles Also, auto-zoom follows your clicks and cursor — tutorials look hand-edited, no editing Free, no account, files stay on your PC. Supporter License unlocks Recording Studio: edit zooms, cuts, blur, text, and frame after recording