Snipaste 1.16.1

Snipaste

Snipaste is a capable tool for capturing, annotating, and processing screenshots with an emphasis on speed and simplicity. Snipaste offers access to a number of several image editing options, including arrows, mosaic blur, text, highlighter, various shapes...etc., which can be used to annotate your screenshots once they have been captured. When you're finished, the annotated capture may be copied to the clipboard, saved as an image file in PNG, JPG, BMP, TGA, ICO, TIFF and GIF and also pinned back onto your screen as a floating window.

The default keys (which can be customized) are F1 for Snip and F3 for Paste. Other features include multi-screen support, image scaling, a built-in color picker, and more.

Snipaste 1.16 changelog (2018.01.16):

New

Option: Customizable hotkeys for image window zooming and opacity adjustment
Option: Disable cursor capture forever (to improve response time on entering snipping)
Option: Disable the notification for quick save #636
Advanced Configs: Misc/squeeze_memory
Enable it to reduce memory cost, but it could also harm the response time on entering snipping
Press V to copy the size of snipping area #633
33.3% scale is now available in the context menu of the image window
Support Ctrl + C for non-Latin keyboard #689
Support Ctrl + Insert to copy screenshot/image
Rewritten Command line options
Serbian translation (thanks to ozzii.translate)

Fixed

Sometimes the caret is not removed after text annotation
Previewing sound effect for snipping mistakenly opens the sound file with associated program #647
Logging fails to update instantly under trace/debug mode

Improved