Capture an image
Choose Entire Screen, Selection, or Window from the scissors menu. For Selection, drag around the area you want and press Escape to cancel.
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Quick answers for capture, annotation, recording, saving, shortcuts, and macOS permissions.
Choose Entire Screen, Selection, or Window from the scissors menu. For Selection, drag around the area you want and press Escape to cancel.
Use Capture Edit to crop, add text and shapes, draw arrows and lines, blur private areas, or focus attention by blurring the background.
Open Video Recorder, choose a display or window, select audio options, then Start. After Stop, choose where the recording goes.
Split and trim clips, adjust audio tracks, add timed visual annotations, and export a separate MOV, MP4, or M4V.
Open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Screen & System Audio Recording and enable Snapvies. Quit Snapvies completely and reopen it before trying again.
Native microphone capture requires macOS 15 or later. Turn Microphone on in the recorder, select an input, and allow access under System Settings → Privacy & Security → Microphone.
Open Snapvies Settings with Command–Comma and choose another combination. Snapvies checks whether macOS or another application has already registered the shortcut.
Snapvies records a black placeholder while the window is minimized and shows a warning. Restore the window to resume visible content.
The Recorder shows the pending-file path with Copy and Show in Finder controls. After Stop, choose File Only, Photos Only, File & Photos, or Edit First. Snapvies does not automatically save user media before that choice.
Photos permission is requested only when you choose a Photos destination. Apple may sync items through iCloud according to your Photos settings; Snapvies does not upload them.
See the complete Snapvies documentation for shortcuts, supported export formats, and detailed workflows.
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