Precision capture
Area, window, one display, or every display. Set exact dimensions, lock an aspect ratio, reuse a region, freeze a menu in place, and line up individual pixels with the magnifier.
A screenshot tool that finishes the job.
Capture is the first second. Scrozz handles what follows: marking up, recording, reading text, keeping a history, and getting the result where it needs to go.
Capture
Scrolling capture
Scrozz drives the page, recognizes overlapping frames, and stitches a long document into one clean image.
All-in-One
One shortcut opens every capture mode in one picker and remembers the last selection you used.
The capture stack
A fixed place for every new shot
Captures collect in slots at the edge of the screen. Hover for actions, swipe a card away, or collapse the entire stack into its dock.
Drag out before saving
A capture card behaves like a real file from the moment it appears. Drop it into any app without writing it to disk first.
Edit
Annotation
Crop, arrows, shapes, lines, text, highlights, freehand marks, numbered counters, blur, and pixelation in a document you can reopen and change later.
Redaction
A separate tool from blur. Redaction permanently removes the pixels underneath so covered content cannot be recovered.
Beautify
Add padding, a background color, a gradient or image, rounded corners, and a shadow around a capture.
Record
Screen recording
Record an area, window, or display to MP4 or GIF with system audio, microphone, and camera.
Recording overlays
Show clicks and keystrokes, add a camera picture-in-picture, and hide desktop icons for a clean frame.
Video cleanup
Trim, crop, resize, mute or replace audio, adjust speed, and export a share-ready clip.
Read and reuse
Text and codes
Select text from an image, video frame, PDF, or webpage. Scrozz reads it on your device, keeps line breaks, finds links, and decodes QR codes and barcodes.
Pinned captures
Keep a reference above your work, then resize it, fade it, add or remove chrome, and make it click-through.
Local history
Find screenshots, recordings, and GIFs by time or source app. Reopen old captures with every annotation still editable.
System
Shortcuts for actions
Bind capture-and-copy, capture-and-save, recording, text recognition, and history—not one generic capture key.
A real command line
Every capture action is scriptable, with deterministic output and distinct exit codes for denied permission, unavailable behavior, and missing targets.
Accessible by design
Keyboard navigation, screen-reader labels, high contrast, text scaling, color-independent meaning, and a complete reduced-motion path.
Every feature. No paid tier.
Free and open source on macOS, Windows, and Linux.