Copy text & QR codes
Copy every word from a screenshot. QR codes included.
Stop wasting time taking and finishing screenshots. Hover, press, and the card lands at your cursor.
Tap your shortcut over any window. Hold it to grab any area instead.
The card appears where you’re already looking, every tool one click away.
Drag it into any app or share it. It’s already saved.
No crosshair, no hunting for files. Each shortcut does two things, and you can assign it to any key combination you like.
Tap with your cursor over a window, or hold and drag around anything on screen. The card appears right at your cursor.
Tap to see recent screenshots and every image that landed on your Mac. Hold to open the newest one on a card.
Tools chain on the card: crop, redact, then send as JPG.
Copy every word from a screenshot. QR codes included.
Any language or a quick summary, right on your Mac.
Emails, IBANs, card numbers and API keys, found and hidden for you. Check before you share.
Move, resize or delete boxes, and add new ones before you share.
Export the subject as a transparent PNG.
Arrows, boxes, steps, blur and highlights. Always editable.
Gradient, padding and shadow, ready for slides and posts.
Full web pages and long chats. You scroll, it stitches.
Lasso crop, exact pixel sizes, rotate and flip.
Keep a screenshot floating above your windows.
File names from the headline in the shot.
PNG, JPG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF or PDF, or smaller for chat and email.
Try every tool free during the beta.
Download free betaShort videos, one workflow each.
Every tool runs locally. No account, no uploads, no cloud. Your captures are regular files on your Mac.
Every feature, no cost, while Screenshell is in early beta. Questions: jar.appstudio@gmail.com
Screenshell has no Dock icon. It lives in your menu bar (top right). Click the shell icon any time to open the basket, change shortcuts or check for updates.
On Macs with a notch, the icon can sit behind it. Command-drag menu bar items to make room, or open Screenshell from the Dock or Finder.
No. Everything is processed on your Mac. Translate downloads its model once, then works offline.
Yes, all of them, in the menu bar under Shortcuts.
Any Mac running macOS 14 or later.
Screen Recording to capture. Desktop access for the Basket, and Accessibility only for scrolling capture.
On first use, Translate downloads a compact language model (about 800 MB, once). After that it runs entirely on your Mac, offline.
In ~/Pictures/Screenshell. Edits are saved next to the original.
It works alongside them. The Basket shows macOS screenshots too.
Yes. Show, hide and reorder tools in Settings.