WinSnap
Taking screenshots on a Windows PC is something that most people think is easy when a really basic image is what they want
PhotoPad Image Editor
For most Windows users, image editing is more about performing regular tasks easily rather than creating complex designs
HitPaw Photo Enhancer
Blurry portrait photos, pictures downloaded from social media, and poor-quality images are some of the major problems faced by Windows users
Easy Screen OCR
It's still quite a challenge on Windows to simply copy text that is part of an image, video, scanned document, or a protected window
PhotoFiltre
Some Windows users want a quick and easy tool for photo editing
ScreenHunter
It seems quite simple to capture a screenshot on Windows if you want only one shot, but things get complicated when users want to take a few pictures or record with a touchscreen
Flameshot
Taking a snapshot on Windows is typically quite simple
SmartCapture
Capturing screenshots on Windows is tougher than you think if you want to do more than just save a plain image to the desktop
XnView Classic
Image management on Windows can unexpectedly get very complex when your folders fill up with screen captures, photos, and downloaded graphics
Luminar Neo
Editing photos can be really challenging, especially when people want to have great images
HyperSnap
If you are a Windows user, you might realize at some point that the basic screenshot tools can be really limiting, especially when you start documenting, creating tutorials, or doing technical communications on a daily basis
QuarkXpress
At first glance, desktop publishing software appears quite easy to use
Screenpresso
Doing a screenshot on Windows, generally, is easy only if the users want to explain something completely clear to someone with the help of a screenshot
Greenshot
Many Windows folks sooner or later realize just how limited basic screenshot tools can be when used daily for performing multiple tasks