Area and full-screen capture
Choose the exact part of your screen you want to show. Use the Windows companion for Print Screen capture, then reselect the area or cancel when needed.
Less explaining. More showing.
A screenshot tool for Windows.
Made to make
your point.
Capture the right area. Add a clear explanation. Copy the finished image or share a link. Kostricani Capture brings screen capture, annotation, and sharing into one simple workflow.
Browser editor + Windows desktop companion
Print ScreenCapture on WindowsCtrl+CCopy your selection
Capture only what mattersSelect an area or the full screen
Explain it on the imageArrows, notes, bubbles, and more
Send a picture or a linkCopy, save, or choose to upload
One capture. A clearer conversation.
Everything you need
to explain a screenshot.
From a quick visual reply to detailed feedback, keep your message on the image instead of writing another long explanation.
Tools beside your selection
Annotate directly in the desktop capture overlay. Add pen strokes, arrows, lines, boxes, circles, text, and highlights without opening a separate editor.
Bubbles, icons, and steps
Open Show more to add message bubbles, rounded boxes, numbered steps, and symbols. Adjust text size, color, line width, fill, and opacity to suit your screenshot.
Copy screenshots as images
Press Ctrl+C or use Copy to put the selected, annotated screenshot on your clipboard. Paste the image into an app that supports image pasting, or save a PNG file.
Upload and share a link
Choose Upload and confirm when you want to share online. Only the finished PNG is uploaded. Send the viewing link and set the image to expire after 1, 7, or 30 days.
Redact before sharing
Cover sensitive text with opaque black redaction. Blur and pixelation are also available for visual edits. Use solid redaction when information must be hidden.
For your everyday Windows workflow
Press Print Screen.
Stay in the flow.
The Windows desktop companion lets you start a capture from your keyboard. Select an area and work with the floating toolbar beside it. Copy the result, save a PNG, or open sharing when you are ready.
Show more keeps extra annotation tools within reach. Undo and redo let you adjust your edits, while Cancel closes the capture when you change your mind.
Windows x64 companionFloating annotation toolbarPNG image exports
Print Screen requires the desktop companion to be running and the shortcut to be available. The browser editor does not register a system-wide Print Screen shortcut.
Capture the right area
Press Print Screen in the Windows companion and drag around what matters. The fallback shortcut is Ctrl+Shift+Space. You can also use the full-screen option.
Make your message obvious
Point to a detail with an arrow, highlight the relevant section, or explain a change with a text bubble and numbered steps.
Copy, save, or share
Use Ctrl+C to copy the finished image. Save it as a PNG for later, or confirm an upload to create a viewing link.
You choose what leaves your device
Keep it local.
Share when you choose.
Capturing and annotating do not automatically publish your screen. Copy and local PNG exports stay on your device. When you confirm an upload, the server receives the flattened image, not your original image, editable layers, or undo history.
Anyone with a viewing link can see the shared image until it expires or is revoked. Check your screenshot before you upload.
Capture and edit locallyYour screenshot stays on your device while you edit.
Confirm before uploadingChoose to share the finished PNG.
Choose an expiry dateShared images can expire after 1, 7, or 30 days.
Less back and forth
Show exactly what you mean.
A screenshot editor for the moments when a picture needs a little explanation.
Give design feedback
Mark the spacing, point to the button, and add a note about what needs to change. Keep the feedback connected to the right place.
Report a software issue
Capture the error, highlight the relevant part, and label the steps. Give your developer or support team a clear visual reference.
Explain a process
Use arrows, numbered steps, and message bubbles to turn a screenshot into a quick guide for clients, teammates, or customers.
A few helpful details
Questions about
Kostricani Capture?
Here is how screen capture, image copying, and sharing work.
How do I take a screenshot with Print Screen?
Run the Windows desktop companion, press Print Screen, and drag to select an area. If Windows opens its own snipping interface, turn off the Windows setting that uses Print Screen to open screen snipping, then retry the shortcut from the companion's tray menu. Ctrl+Shift+Space is available as a fallback.
Can I copy a screenshot and paste it into another app?
Yes. After selecting an area in the Windows companion, press Ctrl+C or click Copy. The clipboard receives the finished image with your annotations. Paste it into an application or message field that supports image pasting. PNG saving is available when a destination does not accept clipboard images.
Do I need to open a separate editor to annotate?
No. The desktop capture overlay includes annotation tools beside the selection. Open Show more for message bubbles, icons, numbered steps, text styling, blur, and pixelation. The browser editor is also available for working with images in your browser.
Are my screenshots uploaded automatically?
No. Capturing, editing, copying, and local saving do not automatically upload the image. Sharing requires choosing Upload and confirming it. Only the flattened PNG is uploaded; the original image, editable layers, and undo history are not included.
How long do screenshot sharing links last?
You can choose an expiry of 1, 7, or 30 days when uploading. Anyone with the viewing link can see the finished image while the link is active. Access is denied after expiry or revocation.
What is the difference between redaction and blur?
Redaction covers the selected area with solid, fully opaque black. Blur and pixelation change how an area looks, but they are not a substitute for solid redaction when hiding sensitive information. Review the finished image before sharing it.
Make your next screenshot
say more.
Open the browser workspace to edit an image and explore the tools.