Drag a box over anything on your screen and ScreenExplain tells you what it is. For Windows 10 & 11.Press a hotkey, drag a box over anything on screen — a movie still, an error, a foreign menu, a chart, a line of code — and ScreenExplain tells you what it is. A short answer appears next to your selection; ask follow-ups from there. Free to start, no account or key needed — or use your own Claude, GPT or Gemini key for unlimited use. Screenshots go only to the AI you choose, nowhere else.

Hi everyone I kept hitting the same little moments — a movie still I couldn't place, a cryptic Windows error, a menu in a language I don't read — where I'd screenshot it, switch apps, upload it somewhere, and type out my question. ScreenExplain collapses all of that into one gesture: press a hotkey, drag a box over it, read the answer right where you're looking. A few things I cared about: • Works on anything on screen — photos, text, charts, icons, even a paused video frame. • Free to start, no account or API key. Or bring your own Claude / GPT / Gemini key for unlimited use. • Privacy-first: screenshots go only to the AI model you pick, nowhere else. I'm a solo developer and this is my first launch — I'd genuinely love your feedback. What would make this a daily tool for you? For Windows 10 & 11.

ScreenExplain — anything on your screen

Hit a hotkey, drag a box, get an instant answer

Hit a hotkey, drag a box, get an instant answer