Screenshot, pin and annotate. Made for Mac.

Good ideas. Captured.
Beautifully shared.

Capture, pin, and annotate. From seeing something to sharing it clearly.

Meet your new toolkit

A small moment.
Worth keeping.

SSScreen annotation editor with floating tools around the canvas

Keep that thought.

Three screenshots tucked into a corner stack

The real app. Made for macOS.

Less friction. More flow.

One little action flows into the next.

One capture. Many possibilities.

See something worth keeping.

Give a good idea somewhere to land.

Workflow illustration

See it. Save it.Stay in your flow.

A detail, a window, or a whole page. The right capture is always a shortcut away.

Select the detail you need, with window and element detection, guides, and a magnifier.

Tuck it away.
Keep it in sight.

Your captures settle into a quiet corner. Spread them out, pin a reference, and keep working.

Hover or tap to expand · Pick one to look closer

References that stay on top.

Text in an image? Copy it.

Turn text and code into pins.

A simple capture.
Beautiful by nature.

Find a color in your capture. Give it room to breathe. Then turn it into something worth sharing.

Try backgrounds and perspective on the Fieldnotes sample

Give it a little turn.

Palette generated by the actual app · Select the first swatch to replay

And yes, it records too.

A quick recording, when you need one.

Record your screen, adjust the picture in the studio, then trim and export.

Native to your Mac

Your content stays local

At home in your language

A few more
things to know.

Before you make your first capture.

Will it work on my Mac?

SSScreen currently requires macOS 26 or later. Architecture and version information will be provided with the public installer.

Are my captures or recognized text uploaded?

Capture, annotation, and text recognition are processed on your Mac. The current app has no built-in cloud upload; you choose what to save or copy and share.

Can I edit a capture again later?

Keep the .ssscreen editing file to revisit annotations and styling. An exported PNG is a flattened image, so retain the editing file for future changes.

What can I pin?

Pin images to your desktop, or turn clipboard text and code into images. Code gets language-aware highlighting; videos open in the recording editor.

How do I capture more than one screen on Mac?

Choose Scrolling Capture with Option + 5, then select the area to capture. SSScreen scrolls and stitches the captured content into a long image for pages, documents and conversations.

Can I copy text from a pinned screenshot?

Yes. Use text recognition in the Pin window, then select recognized text on the image or copy all results. For a quick text capture from your screen, use Option + 6.

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