This October, you have the opportunity to get Ashampoo Snap 15 for free! Don’t miss out on getting one of the best and most comprehensive screenshot tools available.
Remember, this promotion is only valid from October 1st, 2024 to October 31st, 2024.
All-Purpose And Flexible Screen And Video Captures For Windows PCs
“Ashampoo Snap 15 captures anything you see on your screen as images or videos. Aside from regular screenshots, the program also supports timed captures, scrolling areas, custom window sizes and multi-display environments. Multiple postprocessing features help you augment your screen captures with graphics, texts and effects to convey a lot of information quickly and visually. From webinar recordings to individual tutorials to illustrated explanations: Ashampoo Snap 15 is your fast route to success. Comfort features, automated numbering or dedicated postprocessing tools, save you time and effort. Finished captures can be stored locally or uploaded to Ashampoo cloud space. Snap’s built-in video editor is perfect to make custom cuts and freely merge, or store, clips as individual episodes. Users particularly love the “magic eye” that auto-detects and selects windows, menus and scrollable areas. Version 15 features speed improvements as well as elliptical screenshots. The magic eye is now freely positionable along the edges of the screen, so it’ll never interfere with capturing. Furthermore, the editor now supports Windows 11 inspired rounded corners for images. Adding texts and comments has also become easier and faster. Finally, version 15 reintroduces guidelines during the capture phase for perfect alignment of your shots.
Freely position the magic eye along screen edges
Create elliptical screenshots
Add texts and comments more easily
Guidelines that help with precise screenshot selections
Create Windows 11 inspired screenshots with rounded corners
Significant speed improvements across all modules” ~ Ashampoo
Here is the Ashampoo Snap 15 page where you can read all about it and get your free copy of this outstanding program.
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