SnaprPost-Capture Editing
Snapr provides the ability to edit your results right after taking a snapshot or recording. Instead of exporting to a separate editor, you can annotate screenshots fast and trim recordings in one place. This built-in workflow turns Snapr into a true all-in-one capture tool — capture, edit, and share without breaking your concentration.
Snapshot Editor#
- Various annotation tools (arrows, shapes, text, highlighter, etc.)
- Mosaic (blur) processing
- Crop, rotate, and flip
- Quick numbering (automatic number labels)
- Background composition (Pro)
With these tools you can annotate screenshots fast — add callouts, highlight areas of interest, or blur sensitive data before sharing. The quick numbering feature is especially useful for step-by-step guides, letting you label each action in seconds. Background composition (Pro) gives your screenshots a polished, presentation-ready look without leaving the screen capture tool.
Recording Editor#
- Trimming (cut start/end)
- Timeline-based annotations (arrows, shapes, text, highlighter, etc.)
- Mosaic (blur) processing
- Crop, rotate, and flip
- Quick numbering (automatic number labels)
- Audio stream toggle (system/microphone)
- Background composition (Pro)
The recording editor features a visual timeline where you can trim unwanted sections and overlay annotations at precise moments. Audio stream toggling lets you mute or isolate system or microphone audio after the fact — perfect for cleaning up tutorials and demos. Combined with crop and background composition, it is everything you need for a fast screenshot workflow that extends seamlessly to video.
