A frozen screen
The screen stops the moment you press the chord, so a menu or a tooltip stays where it was. A pixel loupe shows the coordinates as you drag.
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kcorrai ShotScreenshots and text from anywhere on screen
Screenshots that are ready to send
Press a chord anywhere in Windows and the screen freezes. Take exactly the part you want, mark it up and copy it. Or skip the picture and copy the words.
Free for 2 days · no card · Windows 10 & 11
Shot, from chord to clipboard
1/7 · Take a shot
Ctrl+Shift+4 freezes the screen as it is, so nothing moves while you choose.
Recorded in Station, in a sample project · waits sped up
What it does
Lives in the notification area. Press a chord anywhere in Windows, mark the shot up and copy, save or pin it.
Window or whole screen
One chord takes the window under the pointer, another the whole screen. Take the same area again, or wait a few seconds first.
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Nine tools
Arrow, box, ellipse, line, pen, text, numbered steps, highlighter and redact, with crop, zoom and pan. Annotations are saved beside the picture, so a shot reopens editable.
Redact means gone
Redaction destroys the pixels under it the moment you draw it. Undo takes the box away; it never brings the secret back.
Text off the screen
Drag over anything, a video, a dialog, a scanned page, and the words are on your clipboard. T keeps a table’s columns, S makes it one line.
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Beautify and pin
Set a shot on a background with a shadow for a post, or pin it above every window while you work from it.
How it goes
Press a chord
Anywhere in Windows. Shot lives in the notification area and the screen freezes at once.
Take it and mark it up
Drag the area, then point, box, number and redact in the editor that opens.
Copy, save or pin
One key puts it on the clipboard. The recent ones stay on a shelf, one drag away.
In the box
- Area, window or the whole screen: Ctrl+Shift+4, 8 and 9
- Copy the text under any area with Windows’ own OCR: Ctrl+Shift+2
- Arrows, boxes, numbered steps, a highlighter, and a redact that destroys the pixels
- Beautify it with a background and a shadow, or pin it above every window
Needs: Nothing. No account, no key.
Questions
Does Shot need an account?
No account and no key. Everything happens on your machine.
Which languages can it read text in?
The ones your Windows has installed. The text tool uses Windows’ own OCR, so adding a language to Windows adds it to Shot.
Can I edit a shot later?
Yes. Annotations are stored beside the picture, so reopening a shot brings every arrow and box back as something you can move. Redactions stay burned in.
Is Shot part of Station?
Yes. Every Station license includes it, with the same chords, plus dragging a shot straight into a terminal.
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