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Snapix is a fast, private screenshot app for macOS 14 and later. It replaces your Mac's built-in screenshot tool with one-click capture, a powerful 15-tool annotation editor, and on-device text extraction (OCR) that runs right on your Mac. With five capture modes (area, window, full-screen, last-area repeat, and self-timer), pixel-precise selection on a frozen screen, and fully customizable global hotkeys, Snapix is built for people who take screenshots all day — developers, support teams, writers, and designers. Annotate with arrows, numbered steps, text labels, and blur to turn confusing screenshots into explanations nobody can misread. Every capture lands in a floating preview, so nothing piles up on your Desktop. Fast, private by default, lightweight, and living in your menu bar.
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