Take a screenshot. Explain it. Share it. Screen Shot 9000 by Team of Monkeys .com takes a screenshot and gives you everything you need to explain it: point at things with arrows, number the steps, blur what is private and shine a spotlight on what matters. Then copy it straight into a chat, an email or a document, or save it. It is the snipping tool and markup editor in one clean, dark window.
Made for the screenshots you send every day: showing a colleague which button to press, reporting a bug, writing a how-to, answering "where is that setting?", or sharing something funny without your name and email in it.
★ Capture
- Select an area or a window, or grab the whole screen (every monitor)
- An optional 3, 5 or 10 second delay, for menus and tooltips
- The window gets out of the way while you capture
- Or open a picture, paste one with Ctrl+V or drop one on the window
★ Mark it up
- Arrows, boxes, circles, lines, a pen and a highlighter
- Text on a colour label, or outlined text that reads on any background
- Numbered steps (1, 2, 3...) that renumber themselves when you remove one
- Blur: pixelate names, email addresses, passwords and anything private
- Spotlight: dim everything except what matters
- Crop, undo and redo; every mark stays editable, movable and recolourable until you share
- Eight bold colours (or any colour), three sizes, and Shift to snap angles
★ Share
Copy the finished picture with one click and paste it anywhere, or save it as PNG, JPEG or WebP. Add a share frame to put the screenshot on a gradient backdrop with padding, rounded corners and a soft shadow, ready for slides, docs, blog posts and social media.
★ Fast from the keyboard
Ctrl+N captures an area, Ctrl+Shift+N the whole screen, Ctrl+C copies, Ctrl+S saves and Ctrl+Z undoes. V A R E L P H T N B S C pick a tool, 1 2 3 the size, Delete removes the selected mark and Ctrl+? lists every shortcut.
★ Private by design
No accounts, no ads, no telemetry and no internet connection. Screenshots are taken through your desktop's screenshot portal, so it works on Wayland and X11, and pictures are opened and saved through your desktop's file chooser, so the app only ever sees the files you pick.
