Features

Every screenshot job.
One menu-bar tool.

Capture, annotate, redact, lift text, translate, stitch long pages, record with your camera, and never lose a copy — with the exact shortcut to reach each one.

01

Get the info out

Lift text, links, and translations straight off the pixels. No retyping, no app-switching, no cloud at all.

Selecting text inside a screenshot and copying it with iShot

Copy text · OCR

Select and copy any on-screen text — multi-language, on-device.

QR & barcodes

The same scan decodes QR codes and barcodes — any link in a screenshot opens or copies in one tap.

Translate

AI-powered translation of on-screen text into 12+ languages — and it reads naturally, not word-by-word.

02

Show, don't tell

Make the point in one image: mark it up, hide the secrets, record your screen with your camera on, or drop it on a clean background.

Annotating a screenshot with arrows and blur in iShot

Annotate

Turn any capture into an argument — arrows, highlight, and callouts that make the point clear before you share.

Blur & redact

Hide sensitive info with one drag — and add your email or phone once to auto-blur it in every capture.

Record + camera

Screen, mic, and a round camera bubble — gradient, colour, or your own wallpaper behind you.

Backgrounds

Make any capture presentation-ready — gradient, colour, or your wallpaper, with clean shadow and radius.

03

Never lose a capture

Long pages in a single shot, every copy searchable, any capture pinned on top — and an AI that can read it back to you.

Scroll capture

One capture for the whole page — long docs, chats & Figma flows stitched into a single image, no manual stitching.

Clipboard history

Never lose a copy — Spotlight-style search across everything you've captured and copied, even hours later.

Pin to screen

Float a capture always-on-top for side-by-side reference.

AI chat

Ask anything about a shot — streaming Markdown answers, powered by your own GPT, Claude, or any OpenAI-compatible API.

Reach everything from the keyboard

Every shortcut is re-mappable in Settings → General, so nothing here is set in stone.

⌘⇧A

Start a capture — press Space near a window to snap it, or drag for a region

⌘⇧V

Open clipboard history — search everything you've copied

⌘C

Copy the annotated shot (in the editor)

⌘S

Save the annotated shot to a file

⌘Z

Undo the last annotation

Enter

Finish a scroll capture and copy the stitched image

Esc

Cancel the capture — or stop read-aloud instantly

Try every feature free for 30 days

One download, no account. If it earns its place in your menu bar, a single one-time purchase unlocks it forever.

Questions first? See pricing · FAQ · changelog