Window and region detection
Snap to a window or drag a custom area, then adjust or move the selection before finishing.
SCREEN CAPTURE FOR MAC

Capture any window or region, annotate it immediately, and finish with copy, save, pin, text recognition, scrolling capture, or color sampling.
Screen content is processed locally and stays on your Mac unless you choose to share it.

ONE SHORTCUT, ONE FLOW
Use the menu bar or your global shortcut, then choose a window or draw a precise region.
Add rectangles, ellipses, arrows, lines, freehand marks, text, or pixel-level mosaic.
Copy, save, pin, recognize text, sample a color, or continue into a scrolling capture.
CAPTURE TOOLS
Snap to a window or drag a custom area, then adjust or move the selection before finishing.
Scroll downward while Weeko Shot builds and stitches a long preview ready to copy or save.
Select screen content, recognize text locally, and copy the result directly to the clipboard.
Inspect a pixel beneath the pointer and keep recently sampled colors close to the menu bar.

FINISHING WORKSPACE
Control color, line width, and font size while adding shapes, arrows, text, pen marks, and mosaic.
Keep an image above your work, zoom it, extract text, copy it again, or save it when needed.
Search, sort, preview, share, reveal, import, or move screenshots to Trash from one library.
Choose PNG or JPEG, tune JPEG quality, set a save folder, auto-copy, sound, and floating thumbnail behavior.

LOCAL BY DESIGN
Weeko Shot uses macOS screen access only to provide the capture action you start. It does not require a Weeko account or cloud processing.
macOS requires this permission for apps that capture windows, displays, or screen pixels. Weeko Shot uses it locally for the capture you initiate.
No. The current recognition workflow processes the selected image locally and copies the recognized text on your Mac.
You can choose a default folder or ask for a location each time. The image library works with the folder you authorize.
Yes. Settings include the global capture shortcut, PNG or JPEG output, JPEG quality, annotation defaults, auto-copy, sound, and thumbnail behavior.
Reach the right capture tool from the menu bar, finish the result locally, and return to the work that needed it.