Screenshot software for Mac, in four jobs.
A screenshot tool for Mac that sits quietly in the menu bar.
Lives in the menu bar
No window and no Dock icon. It waits in the menu bar until you press the keys.
One download, checked by Apple
The same download runs on Apple silicon and Intel Macs, and macOS opens it without a warning.
Asks for one permission, once
macOS asks before any app can see the screen. Switch VizShot on once in System Settings and you are done.
Updates when you say so
VizShot tells you when a new version is ready. Update now, or let it go in when you quit.
- Runs on
- macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- Macs
- Apple silicon and Intel
- Get it from
- vizshot.app
- Updates
- In the app
- Shortcut
- ⌘ ⇧ 2
- Price
- $8 once
VizShot and the Mac’s own Screenshot, row by row.
A tick marks the stronger side. Facts about the Mac’s Screenshot read on support.apple.com on 11 October 2026.
The same on your PC.
The same capture card and the same keys on Windows. One key covers two computers.
$8. Once.
One key covers two computers, with every update. Try everything free for 14 days first, with no account to make.
Asked, and answered.
Does a Mac already have a screenshot tool?
Yes. Shift-Command-5 opens Screenshot, which comes with macOS. VizShot adds an editor with thirteen tools, backdrops and a link to share from your own storage.
Which macOS do I need?
macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on an Apple silicon or Intel Mac.
Why does it ask for permission?
macOS asks before any app can see your screen. You switch VizShot on once in System Settings, and nothing leaves your computer because of it.
What happens after the 14 days?
You get 14 days with every feature. After that, VizShot keeps taking screenshots, but saving, uploading and recording need a key.
Can I use the same key on my PC?
Yes. One key covers two computers, in any mix of Mac and Windows.