Screenshot Utilities capture static images, video clips, and GIFs from a computer display. These tools solve the need for quickly documenting visual information and extracting text through optical character recognition. Developers and designers use this type of software to create documentation, sample hex colors, and annotate interface bugs. Self-hosting these apps ensures that captured images and screen recordings remain on private servers instead of being uploaded to external hosting services. This approach keeps sensitive visual data within a local network.
This page lists 5 open source tools in the Screenshot Utilities category. The most popular are ShareX, PicGo and eSearch. Most use the GPL-3.0 or MIT license.
Captures screen regions, records video and GIFs, and uploads files to various cloud destinations via keyboard shortcuts.
An image upload utility that automates hosting and link generation for markdown editors and developer documentation.
A cross-platform screen capture tool featuring offline OCR, image search, and integrated translation capabilities.
A native macOS utility for sampling colors from the screen and converting them into various formats.
Capture, edit, and enhance screenshots and screen recordings with built-in annotation and beautification tools for macOS.
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