HyperSnap is a powerful screen capture tool designed for Windows users. It allows you to easily capture and edit images from your screen, making it ideal for creating tutorials, presentations, or simply saving important information. With its user-friendly interface, HyperSnap caters to both novice and experienced users, ensuring everyone can efficiently capture screenshots.

The software offers a variety of capture modes, including full screen, active window, and region-specific captures. You can also take scrolling screenshots of long web pages or documents, providing a comprehensive view of your content. Once you’ve captured an image, HyperSnap provides robust editing features, such as annotations, cropping, and resizing, allowing you to customize your screenshots to suit your needs.

HyperSnap supports multiple file formats, enabling you to save your images in the format that best meets your requirements. You can also easily share your captures via email or social media platforms, streamlining the process of distributing your content.

In addition to its capturing and editing capabilities, HyperSnap offers advanced features like text recognition from images (OCR) and customizable hotkeys, enhancing productivity. Overall, HyperSnap is a reliable tool for anyone needing to capture and manipulate screen images efficiently.

Key Features:

• Fast screen capture from any part of Windows
• Image editing with powerful tools
• Text capture from places where copying isn’t possible
• Auto-scroll for long web pages or documents
• Customizable hotkeys for faster workflow
• Support for multiple file formats (PNG, JPEG, BMP, etc.)
• Flexible screen region selection
• Easy annotation tools for adding text, arrows, and shapes
• Integration with third-party programs
• Portable version available without installation

• 64-bit version, allowing the use of the full potential of modern 64-bit computers. Capture and edit much bigger images, fit in memory more captures simultaneously opened in HyperSnap window for editing and processing. A 32-bit version is also available for use on 32-bit systems.
• Thumbnails list - select all or several of captured images and right-click - Save Selected - Each image to its own file: now prompts you for the folder and image format to save in, instead of as in v.7 automatically saving to the last used folder and file.
• Thumbnails list - select all or several of captured images and right-click: added new function "Email selected", which will attach multiple images in selected file format to an empty email message.
• The order of thumbnails in the thumbnail bar may now be re-arranged with drag and drop operation. This is important e.g. if you want to save some or all of images into one PDF file, and the order in which they are saved is important.
• You may now drag out one image thumb, or several of them if marked with check-marks, to Windows desktop or Explorer folders. Upon dropping the thumbnails there, the images will be saved in that folder as PNG or JPEG files. You may also drag-drop them to other targets that accept files, e.g. MS Word, email, web file upload forms etc.
• Wider lines when drawing shapes possible - under the "Line Style" tool, click "Wider Lines" menu item and type the new width in pixels.More "skins" under Setup ribbon tab - "Skin" button, including Office 2013 themesOther possible enhancements will be added to version 8, depending on your feedback.