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Easyshot
Screenshots, markup and screen recording for Linux Wayland
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Screenshots, markup and screen recording for Linux Wayland
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Free, open-source screenshots, annotation and screen recording for Linux on Wayland, built in Rust. Capture an area, a window, text (OCR), a colour or a scrolling page; the screen freezes first. Mark it up in a full editor with blur, Smart Redaction, backgrounds and presets. Record with system audio, trim it, and share a link. All from your own key binds on Hyprland and sway, with a preview deck, gallery, tray, CLI and an agent mode for AI tools.
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I moved my desktop to a Wayland tiling compositor and missed having one good screenshot tool: capture, mark it up, record a quick demo, send a link. The pieces existed as separate scripts, so I built easyshot, one app that does all of it and feels native on Hyprland and sway.
What it does
Capture: area, window, full screen, previous area, timed and scrolling captures. The screen freezes first, so menus and tooltips stay put.
Read the screen: grab text with OCR, read QR codes, pick a colour.
Annotate: an editor with 13 tools, editable text, crop and rotate, backgrounds, borders, watermarks and presets. Smart Redaction finds and covers sensitive text for you.
Record: an area, a display or a single window, with system audio and microphone, then trim and export as MP4, WebM or GIF.
Share: send any capture or recording as a link, to easyshot Free for 1, 3 or 7 days or to your own S3-compatible bucket.
Stay out of your way: it never edits your compositor config. You pick the key binds, and a CLI plus easyshot:// links let any launcher or script drive it.
For AI agents: easyshot agent lets coding agents take screenshots, read text and record short demos, with secrets covered automatically. Only when you turn agent access on.
Try it
https://easyshot.site
It's written in Rust with GPUI, MIT-licensed, and free. It's built by one person, so I'd love to hear what breaks on your setup and what you want next. I'll be in the comments all day.