1Capture
Annotate captures in place, pin useful references, and record short demonstrations.
Some free tools add watermarks; pinning and OCR require payment. Screen and GIF recording shipped in 1.8.0, although the store’s older description still lists them as planned.
Makers
1Capture grew out of HapiGo’s screenshot feature and launched as a separate app in March 2025. The team maintains public documentation, release notes and a feedback forum.
Why consider it
Annotate where you capture
Adjust the selection and add arrows, comments or counters without first opening an image-editing project.
Keep references on the desktop
Pin images or clipboard text while working in another app. Paid OCR and QR recognition turn a visual reference into usable content.
Cover more than one frame
Horizontal and vertical scrolling capture handle long surfaces. Screen and GIF recording help explain a sequence of interactions.
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What People Say
Short excerpts in their original words. Open a source for the full context.
Worth Reading
From HapiGo capture to 1Capture
The team explains why its screenshot feature became a standalone product.
1Capture · official guideFree and paid tools
A concise list of watermarked tools, purchase-only features and the trial.
1Capture · official guideStart with the capture workflow
Learn the capture controls before adding annotation, scrolling and pinning to your workflow.
Checked · Sources
Prices use the stated currency and storefront. The check date is separate from the app’s release date.