Need screenshots and screen videos with a few extras like on-screen drawing? ScreenHunter captures still images and records screen video, with separate output and quality settings for each.
Screenshots have adjustable output settings
For still captures, ScreenHunter lets you choose an image format, file name, and image quality. JPG, PNG, GIF, PDF, TIF, and BMP are available. Border and shading options provide additional control over how a captured image looks.
Screen recordings use MP4 or FLV
Video capture has its own format, quality, and frame-rate controls. ScreenHunter can also stop a recording after a specified period, so a short demonstration can end automatically instead of continuing past its intended length.
Recordings are saved as MP4 or FLV.
Screendraw and the editor add visual details
Screendraw places annotations on the desktop, while the built-in image editor provides touch-ups for screenshots. A Color Picker can sample a color displayed on the screen. ScreenHunter also includes webcam access, with controls for filters and picture quality.
- Use Screendraw to mark something on the desktop.
- Edit a screenshot or sample a screen color.
- Open the webcam and adjust its image.
Pros
- Saves screenshots in common image formats or as PDF
- Records video in MP4 or FLV
- Includes Screendraw, a color picker, and webcam tools
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 · 32-bit and 64-bit · RAM: 4 GB or more
Which image formats can ScreenHunter save?
Screenshot formats include JPG, PNG, GIF, PDF, TIF, and BMP.
What video formats does ScreenHunter support?
Screen recordings can be saved as MP4 or FLV.
Can ScreenHunter add annotations to the screen?
Yes. Screendraw lets you draw on the desktop, and the built-in editor can touch up screenshots.
