3 min readMarch 6, 2026
For screenshot-heavy Mac workflows
Never Lose a Screenshot Again
CommandShot keeps screenshots visible long enough to rename, copy, edit, and send them before they disappear into Finder.
- 7-day free trial
- One-time purchase
- Built for macOS
Product demo
Why It Fits
The capture is already fast. The handoff should be too.
macOS already handles the screenshot itself. CommandShot cleans up what happens in the minute after it, without asking you to change habits.
Keep the shortcuts you already use
CommandShot fits on top of Command-Shift-3 and Command-Shift-4 instead of asking you to relearn capture.
Keep the screenshot within reach
The capture stays present long enough for the next action, so your workflow does not fall back into Finder cleanup.
Keep the handoff lightweight
Copy, rename, edit, or share before the file gets buried, without opening another heavyweight tool.
Problem / Solution
Same screenshot habit. Cleaner follow-through.
Old way
Quick capture. Slower follow-through.
- The preview disappears fast
- The file drops into Finder
- You reopen it just to rename or share it
- The screenshot becomes another task
With CommandShot
The screenshot stays ready until the handoff is done.
- Keep it visible after capture
- Rename, copy, share, or delete immediately
- Edit before switching context
- Finish the handoff while the task is still fresh
Product
Everything useful stays within reach after capture.
One dominant editing surface, plus the quick actions and lightweight management you need before the screenshot turns into another task.
CommandShot editor
Persistent captures
Keep screenshots visible until you are done
Leave captures on screen, select several together, and reopen Finder only when you actually want Finder.
Stays visibleMulti-selectView in folder
Instant actions
Copy, rename, share, or delete right away
Handle the screenshot while the task is still in front of you instead of reopening it later.
CopyShareRenameDelete
Built-in editor
Annotate and crop without switching tools
Mark up the screenshot, save the final version, and move on without breaking your train of thought.
AnnotateCropSave fast
Use Case
Product feedback
Capture the UI, mark the issue, and drop it into Slack, Notion, or Linear before the review moves on.
Use Case
Bug reports
Attach the right screenshot with the right filename and the right note before context fades.
Use Case
AI handoffs
Capture what is on screen, add the important context, and move it straight into ChatGPT, Cursor, or Codex.
Pricing
Buy once. Keep it on your Mac.
Start with the full app, see whether it actually improves your workflow, and buy it only if it earns a permanent spot on your Mac.
Trial
Use the full app free for 7 days before deciding.
Purchase
$9.99 one time for lifetime access on one Mac.
Fit
Works with native macOS screenshots instead of replacing them.
One-time purchase
$9.99
Lifetime access on one Mac
7-day free trial
One license per Mac
No subscription
Download the full app
Start with the 7-day free trial. The download is the full app, so you can judge the workflow on your own machine.
No subscription. One purchase if it fits your workflow.
Buy one license
Each license unlocks one Mac with lifetime access.
One license unlocks one Mac. Buy one per device.
Resources
Helpful guides if you want them
Practical reading on Mac screenshots and screenshot-heavy workflows. Useful, but secondary to the product itself.
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Command + Shift + 3 vs Command + Shift + 4
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How to Screenshot Part of Your Screen on Mac
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Questions, answered
Short answers on shortcuts, editing, trials, and licensing.
Do I need to learn new shortcuts?
No. Keep using Command + Shift + 3 and Command + Shift + 4 exactly as you do now.
Does it work with native macOS screenshots?
Yes. CommandShot works with the native macOS screenshot behavior instead of replacing it.
Is it a one-time purchase?
Yes. CommandShot is $9.99 as a one-time purchase with lifetime access on one Mac per license.
Can I edit screenshots?
Yes. CommandShot includes a built-in editor.
Can I manage multiple screenshots?
Yes. You can select multiple screenshots and drag them into other apps as a group.
Is there a trial?
Yes. CommandShot includes a 7-day free trial before you decide to purchase.
Can I use one license on multiple Macs?
No. Each CommandShot license key unlocks one Mac. If you use multiple Macs, buy one license per device.
Final CTA
Ready to keep your screenshots moving?
Download the full app on your Mac, try it for 7 days, and buy it only if it earns a permanent place in your workflow.
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7-day free trial · One-time purchase · Built for macOS