Snagit is a program that works as a screen recorder with an image screen capturing tool, a snipping tool, and video/audio recording capabilities. What do you do? Do you just buy Snagit because the internet has been force-feeding it to you for years? Or do you roll up your sleeves and decide to look for a free alternative to Snagit? It can layer objects, but unfortunately not additional segments of screenshots which I would say is the major portion missing from this app that would otherwise make this a near perfect competitor to Snagit.So, you’re on your desktop and you find yourself needing to do a quick screengrab. With a little work around you can compile just the technical explain it material you need from a screen capture on your mobile device using PicSay:
And for anyone that’s vaguely involved in writing and explaining technical content, especially whilst on-the-go, I’m sure you’ll agree there’s a gap in the market for this software.Ī search for picture editing and screen capture brings up hundreds of apps for your iOS or Android Mobile device, but they are all geared towards picture effects not ‘in-picture’ frame and layering effects. So in the mean time, I was forced on the hunt to find the best available solution.
The winning contender is… PicSay! For those of you who like to engage co-workers and audiences with the wonderful tools offered by Snagit, I knew I had a hard task on my hands to find anything remotely comparable.įor those of you who are wondering why I’m raving Snagit here is a montage of just a few of the cool tools I love in this browser application:Īs yet, Techsmith have not yet released a mobile app version of their Screengrabbing tool Snagit. After intense searching and testing, I have found one mobile app that reigns above all others to compare with Snagit‘s unbeatable screenshot educational sharing tool.
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