ScreenCap Docs (screencap-documentation-tool)
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Details for ScreenCap Docs
Package name
- screencap-documentation-tool
License
- MIT
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- Today - latest/stable
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Turn screen recordings into step-by-step screenshot documentation
A free Steps Recorder replacement from ILHS Software, LLC (formerly Screencap Documentation Tool). Click Record, do the task, and click Stop: ScreenCap Docs finds every step in the recording and saves a screenshot of each one, with a red ring where you clicked and a first-draft caption.
Review the steps, add captions, arrows, and labels, crop, blur passwords and other sensitive information, and export to HTML, Word, or PowerPoint. Everything runs on your computer, with no telemetry.
Recordings and output go in Documents/ScreenCap Docs in your home folder by default (an existing Documents/Screencap Documentation Tool folder is kept). Any folder in your home or on a removable drive can be chosen. The built-in recorder needs an X11 session; recordings from any other screen recorder work too.
Website and downloads for Windows and macOS: https://screencap.ilhs.app
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