HyperSnap

HyperSnap is a software tool that provides you with several methods when it comes to taking snapshots, editing images and saving results to the hard drive.

This tool can also be installed as a portable product. In other words, you can place HyperSnap on an external device and take it anywhere with you. More importantly, your Windows registry entries will remain intact.

The program's interface is plain and simple. In the “Capture” tab, you can set HyperSnap to capture a region, pan region, a window, the active window, scroll region or page, or full screen.

Aside from that, you can capture the virtual desktop, a button, the active window without the frame, free-hand, multi-region, extended active window, video or game, and more.

You can set the image shape, aspect ratio and size, hide the mouse cursor in the snapshots, use the “Undo” and “Redo” buttons and basic image editing tools (e.g. line, pencil, text, arrow, highlight, color change, brightness and contrast).

In addition to that, you can also crop, mirror, resize, stamp and rotate the image, as well as add filters (e.g. sharp, blur, shadow, frame, resolution, correction, grayscale, invert colors).

You can snap text (from region, under cursor, auto-scroll region, auto-scroll window), update snapshots to a FTP server or send them by email, as well as configure program settings, such as cropping image size, creating a new window for each capture, copying each capture to Clipboard, automatically saving each capture to a file and enter full screen presentation mode after a capture.

The program uses a low-to-moderate amount of system resources and includes a user manual with tutorials. It did not freeze or crash during our tests. However, some functions do not work properly (e.g. images are not properly displayed when you are capturing a button) and output files have watermarks. Otherwise, we strongly recommend HyperSnap to all users.