Screen Capture (352 programs)

Pros: Free to download and use. Captures mouse motion. Compresses coinciding frames. Provides GIF editing capabilities.

Cons: Only available for Windows.

Pros: Captures screen activity and edits videos. Has a built-in video editor. Has audio editing tools.

Cons: Limited advanced editing features.

Pros: Autosave feature makes captures quick and easy. No registration or licence required.

Cons: Few advanced editing features. Hotkeys limited.

Pros: Converts movies to Flash files. Simple and clean interface. Great for IT support and tutorials. Basic video editing features.

Cons: Limited output file formats.

Pros: Very simple to use. Record screen, video, games, etc. Great configuration settings. Very user friendly.

Cons: Save formats limited.

Pros: Many different capturing modes. Large variety of clipart, effects and filters. Tabbed interface that can open several images simultaneously. Support for hotkeys.

Cons: Scrolling window capture doesn't work.

Pros: Solid media recording solution. Hot key support. Supports high-quality video recordings. One-click direct upload to YouTube.

Cons: Installation process could be challenging. No webcam support. Screen-capture size increases could hamper quality. Occasional audio and video syncing issues.

Pros: Animated preview gives clear capture confirmation. Freehand selection supports irregular screenshot areas.

Cons: Lacks advanced built-in editing tools. Limited compared with newer screenshot utilities.

Pros: Excellent interface. Comfortable menu layout. Hides when capturing files. Fast sending process. History feature.

Cons: Requires screencast account. Freezes and lags randomly.

Pros: Lightweight design that works well for straightforward capture tasks. Good fit for older DirectShow-based hardware.

Cons: Interface feels dated compared with newer capture tools. Experience depends heavily on compatible drivers and installed codecs.

Pros: A very easy software package to use. 60 frames per second allow for high-definition playback. Files can be shared across multiple devices if required.

Cons: Higher frame rates will inevitably take up more memory. Users do not have the ability to customize these frame rates (predetermined rates are provided).

Pros: Full manual control over webcam settings. Save settings directly to camera memory. Supports multiple devices, including capture cards. Low-light mode and webcam customisation.

Cons: Occasional instability or crashes in some setups. Some advanced effects are not built in. Performance depends on compatible hardware. Requires reconfiguration for some device changes.

Pros: Free download. Straightforward operation.

Cons: Limited editing tools. No extra plug-ins.

Pros: More extensive screen capture solution. Heavily-packed editing suite. Offers tons of sharing options. Lightweight and unobtrusive.

Cons: No cursor capturing capability.

Pros: Simple and clean interface. Records to LCF and GIF. Movable screen during recording. Customizable FPS selection.

Cons: No editing features. Large-sized output files.