screenshots with WinSnap

There are so many ways to take a screenshot in Windows and there are so many applications out there trying to make the task easier: SnagIt, Screenshot Pilot, ScreenGrab for Firefox, and don’t forget the old traditional way of pressing the Print Screen (PrtScn) button. Recently I was given a chance to try WinSnap from NTWind Software.
WinSnap is an application to take screenshots & edit them easily. Okay, so we’ve heard that every screen capture application claims to have superiority compared to other screenshot applications. So what’s make WinSnap better than the others?

how to take a screenshot with winsnap

WinSnap interface is plain simple. To take a screenshot, select the type of screenshot you want to do: Full screen, Application, Window, Object, or Region.

Then, click on the “New Snapshot” button to take the screenshot.

Once completed, you will see the screenshot on WinSnap main window. To add effects, simply tick on the effects that you’d like to be applied to your screenshot.

To modify the default settings of the effects, just click on the image or do it through WinSnap Options menu.

WinSnap also sits nicely on your system tray when minimized, so you can always grab a screenshot easily every time.
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