Monosnap is a Mac program that enables you to take snapshots and record videos on your computer. The application sits on your Menu Bar, has easy-to-configure settings, and allows you to define global hotkeys for immediately taking screenshots and controlling the built-in video recorder.
This utility also provides you with various image editing options. It allows you to add geometrical shapes (such as arrows) to your screenshots, include text content if needed, and crop the taken snapshots.
Sadly, the program comes with many flaws. For starters, its built-in video recording tool doesn't work. Monosnap crashes every time I try to start a video recording or access the tool's Settings panel. Furthermore, Monosnap supports a limited amount of output formats, for both snapshots and video recordings. You can export your results only to the following formats: JPEG, PNG, MPEG or GIF.
Another annoying aspect is the fact that the application isn't completely free. You need to make an in-app purchase in order to unlock the ability to back up the snapshots and video recordings to your Evernote, Dropbox or Yandex accounts.
In my opinion, you can find better Mac utilities for capturing screen activity. This program comes with a large amount of disadvantages and doesn't work 100%.
Record your screen activity and export the results to various formats.
Capture and save all desktop activities in popular formats with no quality loss.
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