MWSnap is a simple tool that enables you to capture an image from your computer. You can use it to easily store large quantities of information that cannot be normally saved as text files.

The user interface may not be visually appealing, but it has clear commands for anyone to use, including beginners.

In MWSnap there are five ways to take a snapshot: on a fixed-size rectangle, on any area, on a window (or menu, or control), full desktop, or by repeating the last capture.

You can access these commands in several ways  - from the menu, toolbar, capture panel, or by using the assigned hotkey. Under each option you can view a quick description of the snapshot mode.

Furthermore, you can make minor modifications to an image once you have captured it - transform (rotate, flip), add frame (simple, double, buttonize), or add cursor (e.g. arrow, hour glass, hand point).

In addition, you can use a ruler tool, zoom tool, window tool and color picker, enable auto-saving or auto-printing, select language, and assign hotkeys.

You can configure MWSnap to start minimized, confirm files overwriting, restore itself after snapping, auto copy snapped image to the clipboard, disable sound, and more.

All in all, MWSnap is a simple but effective tool you can use to take snapshots. The program uses a small amount of system resources, so your computer should not have any problems running other processes. The most important part is that it is free!