ScreenSharp

ScreenSharp is a highly intuitive snapshot utility that enables you to grab the screen in several methods. Its feature set can be easily figured out even by users with little or no experience in this kind of software.

The installation procedure is quite rapid and does not need special input. A portable counterpart is available for those who want to bypass the installer and run ScreenSharp directly from a pen drive.

The interface is based on a small, horizontal frame that shows all main features, so there's nothing to miss.

It is possible to capture a selected region, active windows, all frames of open apps, full screen mode, or all screens (if multi-desktop mode is enabled). You can also grab an elliptical or drawn region.

Pictures can be uploaded to the Imgur photo hosting website, as well as edited. For example, you can use a color picker, make the corners rounded or truncated, add simple borders, as well as make the edges look torn. Images can be copied to the Clipboard (this automatically happens after uploading them to Imgur).

As far as program settings are concerned, you may disable sound effects and ask ScreenSharp to automatically copy images to the Clipboard. Keyboard shortcuts can be reconfigured for capturing a region, full screen, window, all screens, and all app windows (which is recommended, since the default ones overwrite some important global hotkeys). The app supports four image formats - JPG, GIF, BMP and PNG.

We have not come across any kind of issues throughout our evaluation, since the software utility did not hang, crash or display error messages. It executes a command rapidly and uses low system resources in the meantime.

ScreenSharp comes packed with plenty of methods for capturing the screen, backed by a few image editing options and uploading support.