FullShot Editor's Review

Need screenshots? FullShot can help you. If you need to make presentations or write help files, FullShot can help you take the best screenshots.

There are many ways of capturing your screen depending on what you want: you can choose between screen capture, window capture, object capture, region capture, document capture (long documents to be scrolled), etc.

With the help of editing features you can quickly re-size images or convert them in other formats. You can add labels, balloons and arrows. You can also add text, shapes and effects to your images.

If you work with hundreds of images you can add annotations and search them after database. FullShot supports hot keys that are useful for capturing images without interrupting full-screen applications. FullShot inserts snapshot buttons into every active title bar of an application. This was an option that I really liked.

Pluses: The file convertion option; you can add annotations; hot keys; snapshot buttons; every captured image has a tab into the interface; support for multiple monitors;capture to sepia, greyscale,black&white.

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In conclusion: FullShot is a quite complex application and no matter the kind of screenshot you want to take and edit, FullShot can do it.

version reviewed: 9.2