Quick Access
Right where you need it.
Every shot waits in the bottom-right corner. Drag it into Slack, Mail, or Figma, or click to copy or save. It stays until you close it — no digging through your desktop.
Screenshots that explain themselves.
Capture, scroll‑capture, annotate, auto‑redact, copy text, pin, and record — all in one Mac app.
$9.90, once.
Open the link on your Mac to install.
Watch the 20-second demo
From capture to markup, redaction, and background, then straight into a chat.
- No more opening another app for arrowsMark up right away ↓
- Never send a phone number by accidentAuto Redact ↓
- No more screen‑by‑screen shotsOne long capture ↓
Features
Capture, mark up, redact, send — in one go.
Annotate
Point right at it.
Arrows, rectangles, numbers, text, pen, and highlighter — one key each. Step numbers count up on their own.
- AArrow
- RRectangle
- NNumber
- TText
- HHighlighter
Auto Redact
Redact before you send.
Click Auto Redact and every email, phone number, link, and face is pixelated — baked into the image, so nobody can undo it.
Scrolling Capture
A whole page, one image.
Webpages, chat threads, long documents — Plumshot scrolls for you and stitches it into one tall screenshot.
trailnotes.com/pine-creek
Two easy days: Pine Creek to Echo Lake
No time off needed — it fits in a weekend. The trail is easy, with cafés and water along the way.
Day 1 · Pine Creek
Start at the trailhead and follow the creek uphill for about two hours. Stones get slippery after rain.
Day 2 · Echo Lake
Have breakfast by the lake, then cross one small hill to the ridge. In autumn the path smells of pine.
Pack before you goGrippy shoes, a light rain jacket, a power bank, and water. Save the map offline.
Getting back to town
Buses leave from the ridge trailhead; a taxi takes about 20 minutes.
Trail Notes · Please credit when sharing
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Two easy days: Pine Creek to Echo Lake
No time off needed — it fits in a weekend. The trail is easy, with cafés and water along the way.
Day 1 · Pine Creek
Start at the trailhead and follow the creek uphill for about two hours. Stones get slippery after rain.
Day 2 · Echo Lake
Have breakfast by the lake, then cross one small hill to the ridge. In autumn the path smells of pine.
Pack before you goGrippy shoes, a light rain jacket, a power bank, and water. Save the map offline.
Getting back to town
Buses leave from the ridge trailhead; a taxi takes about 20 minutes.
Trail Notes · Please credit when sharing
Two easy days: Pine Creek to Echo Lake
No time off needed — it fits in a weekend. The trail is easy, with cafés and water along the way.
Day 1 · Pine Creek
Start at the trailhead and follow the creek uphill for about two hours. Stones get slippery after rain.
Day 2 · Echo Lake
Have breakfast by the lake, then cross one small hill to the ridge. In autumn the path smells of pine.
Pack before you goGrippy shoes, a light rain jacket, a power bank, and water. Save the map offline.
Getting back to town
Buses leave from the ridge trailhead; a taxi takes about 20 minutes.
Trail Notes · Please credit when sharing
Freeze Screen
Even hover menus hold still.
With All-in-One capture, the screen freezes first, so menus and tooltips that only appear on hover stay put.
October sales reportFilterExport
Revenue$184.2K
Orders3,921
Avg. order$47
West$66.1K+12%
South$45.6K+8%
Northeast$39.4K+5%
Exports 1,284 rows
AreaFull ScreenWindowScrollingTimerOCRRecording
376W184H
Text Recognition
Copy the words, not the pixels.
Reads English and Chinese, right on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded.
And there's more inside.
Pin
Keep a reference on top.
Code against a mockup or fill in a sheet without switching windows.
Background
Slide-ready in one click.
Add a background, rounded corners, and a shadow for docs, decks, and posts.
Record
When words aren't enough, record it.
Drag out an area, add your mic if you like, then trim and export.
- Capture HistoryHillside CoffeeEvery cup,
freshly ground.Roasted after you order,
at your door in 48 hours.Order nowHillside · MediumBigger titleBrand green button123October sales reportFilterExportRevenue$184.2KOrders3,921Avg. order$47West$66.1K+12%South$45.6K+8%Northeast$39.4K+5%Two easy days: Pine Creek to Echo Lake
No time off needed — it fits in a weekend. The trail is easy, with cafés and water along the way.
Day 1 · Pine Creek
Start at the trailhead and follow the creek uphill for about two hours. Stones get slippery after rain.
Day 2 · Echo Lake
Have breakfast by the lake, then cross one small hill to the ridge. In autumn the path smells of pine.
Pack before you goGrippy shoes, a light rain jacket, a power bank, and water. Save the map offline.Getting back to town
Buses leave from the ridge trailhead; a taxi takes about 20 minutes.
Trail Notes · Please credit when sharing
Capture History
Find last week's shot again.
Recent captures stay in Capture History for as long as you set, and the latest ones stay editable.
Use cases
When will you use it?
Every day.
Product managers: Bug reports
Capture the broken screen, circle the problem, number the steps: one image shows how to reproduce it.
Ops & trainers: Tutorials and guides
Number each step, add notes, and capture long pages in one go.
Designers: Client feedback
Mark exactly what to change right on the mockup or page.
Support: Customer questions
Pixelate the customer's phone number and email before you send the screenshot.
Compare
What it adds to the Mac's built-in screenshots.
| Feature | macOS screenshots |  Plumshot |
|---|---|---|
| Scrolling capture | macOS: Not built in | Scrolls and stitches for you |
| Auto Redact | macOS: Not built in | Finds emails, phone numbers, links, and faces |
| Numbered steps | macOS: Not built in | Click and the number counts up |
| Text recognition | macOS: Use Live Text in Preview | Copy the text right after you capture |
| Pin | macOS: Not built in | Floats above every window |
| Capture History | macOS: Not built in | Recent shots kept, latest ones editable |
About Plumshot
Install with confidence.
- Notarized by Apple
Opens without the “unidentified developer” warning.
- On your Mac
Capture, markup, and text recognition all happen on your Mac.
- Always improving
- Real people
Questions? Write to support@plumshot.app.
Pricing
Pay once. No subscription.
Free trial
3 daysEvery feature
- Starts with your first screenshot
- When it ends, enter the key you bought and keep going
Open the link on your Mac to install.
Full version
$9.90tax included
$14.90tax included · $7.45 per Mac
$29.90tax included · $5.98 per Mac
- Every feature, yours to keep
- Future versions are free
- License key by email, invoice generated automatically
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FAQ
Before you buy, you might ask.
Anything else? Write to support@plumshot.app.
Do I pay for future versions?
No. Buy once and every future version is free.
Which payment methods can I use?
Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, WeChat Pay, and more, right at checkout.
Can I get an invoice?
Every order generates a PDF invoice automatically. Download it any time from the link in your confirmation email.
Is the Screen Recording permission safe?
macOS requires it for every screenshot app; without it nothing can be captured. Your captures stay on your Mac.
After the trial, are my screenshots still there?
Yes. Capture History and your settings stay. Activate a license to keep capturing and annotating.
I have two Macs. What do I need?
Choose the 2-Mac license: one key activates on both. There's a 5-Mac license too, and a key you already have can take more Macs. Moving to a new Mac? Click “Deactivate This Mac” on the old one first.
Will the shortcuts clash with the system's?
Plumshot uses ⌘⇧3 and ⌘⇧4 like macOS and asks on first launch whether to take them over. Every other shortcut is yours to set.
Which Macs are supported?
macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on Apple silicon and Intel.
