Screen Capture (345 programs)

Pros: Free to use. Quick two-click screenshot capturing. Easy online sharing with short links. Built-in editor for basic annotations.

Cons: Limited to basic editing.

Pros: Intuitive and user-friendly interface. High-quality recording with multiple configurations. Free and paid versions according to the user's needs..

Cons: Limited to Windows systems. The post-recording editing options could be more extensive..

Pros: Free 30 day trial. Includes a basic image editor. Supports multiple image export options.

Cons: Only available on windows. Limited Video export options. Editing tools and features are limited.

Pros: Free to use. Multiple capture modes. Basic editing tools.

Cons: No scrolling capture.

Pros: Easy-to-use. Supports various input devices. Supports analog TV tuners. Lightweight. Real-time video compression. Extra features.

Cons: Cluttered UI. No built-in tutorials. Limited advanced functionalities. Demo version has limited settings and watermarks.

Pros: Supports multiple file formats. Record and save standard images. Draw or add text in real-time to screen recordings. Record fast-paced 3D games.

Cons: Extremely limited offerings in free edition plan. Supports few video codecs.

Pros: Huge range of tools and features. Free and open source. Impressive screen capture capabilities. Supports wide array of sharing destinations.

Cons: Features beside screen capture can take a long while fully learn.

Pros: Records entire screen or specific areas. Schedules recordings. Captures audio. Simple and clean interface.

Cons: Links in menu and toolbars.

Pros: Comes with two capture modes. Works well with games. Resizes the captured area. Supports multiple codecs and formats.

Cons: Places watermark in free version.

Pros: Seamless live, real-time editing. Advanced multi-screen management. Powerful automation and control features.

Cons: High subscription model cost. Steep learning curve for beginners.

Pros: Captures quickly and easily. Comes with built-in image editor. Lots of preconfigurations available. Supports various plugins.

Cons: Does not allow you to alter built-in images. Does not allow reversing of dark background colors.

Pros: Simple interface. Easy to use. Convenient editing. Windows screenshot feature.

Cons: Limited functionality. Needs Java Runtime.

Pros: Offers multiple configuration options. Doesn’t affect system resources. Free to use. Comes with effects and filters.

Cons: Outdated and cluttered interface.

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: 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: Easy to use. Good solution to record tutorials or demos. Customization.

Cons: Too many options visible at once. Cannot share directly to streaming platforms.