Screenshot software for Windows, in four jobs.
Screen capture software for Windows that sits quietly in the tray.
Lives in the system tray
No window to keep open. It waits in the tray until you press the keys.
From the Microsoft Store
The Store installs it and keeps it up to date, so there is no installer to run.
One shortcut from any app
Ctrl+Shift+2 starts a capture wherever you are. Change the keys in Settings if another app uses them.
Windows 11 and Windows 10
Windows 11, or Windows 10 from version 1903, on a 64-bit PC.
- Runs on
- Windows 11, or Windows 10 from 1903
- Get it from
- Microsoft Store
- Updates
- Through the Store
- Shortcut
- Ctrl Shift 2
- Price
- $8 once
VizShot and Snipping Tool, row by row.
A tick marks the stronger side. Facts about Snipping Tool read on microsoft.com on 11 October 2026.
The same on your Mac.
The same capture card and the same keys on a Mac. 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.
Which Windows do I need?
Windows 11, or Windows 10 from version 1903, on a 64-bit PC. VizShot installs from the Microsoft Store.
Can I keep Snipping Tool?
Yes. VizShot uses Ctrl+Shift+2, so Windows+Shift+S keeps opening Snipping Tool.
Is it a screen recorder too?
Yes. Record any area of your screen as an MP4, with the computer’s sound and your microphone.
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 Mac?
Yes. One key covers two computers, in any mix of Mac and Windows.