For macOS

Screenshots thatdon’tdisappear.

Capture with ⌘⇧3 and ⌘⇧4, then edit, copy, and share instantly without digging through Finder.

7-day free trialOne-time purchaseNative Mac shortcuts
CommandShot showing a Mac screenshot ready to copy, edit, or share after capture.

CommandShot in action

A quick look at capture, recent screenshots, and the next action.

The problem

Mac screenshots disappear before you can use them.

The default Mac preview vanishes in a moment. That breaks the flow, hides the capture, and sends you looking through Finder just to finish the next step.

CommandShot strip showing recent Mac screenshots ready to reopen after capture.

Default Mac screenshots disappear too fast

The default preview vanishes in a moment, which breaks the flow and sends you digging through Finder.

CommandShot detecting a Mac screenshot and keeping it ready for the next action.

CommandShot keeps the screenshot ready

Keep captures visible longer, bring them back with ⌘⇧2, and move straight into the next action while the screenshot is still in front of you.

How it works

Use the Mac shortcuts you already know.

01

Press ⌘⇧3 for a full-screen capture or ⌘⇧4 to capture part of the screen.

02

The screenshot stays ready instead of disappearing before you can act on it.

03

Use ⌘⇧2 to show or hide recent screenshots and jump back into the one you need.

CommandShot keeping a new Mac screenshot ready for copy, edit, or share.

Editor

Edit the screenshot before you move on.

Crop, annotate, and clean up the screenshot inside the same workflow instead of opening another app.

Add markup, crop the frame, and save the result without opening a separate editor or breaking your flow.

CommandShot editor with markup tools applied to a captured Mac screenshot.

Built-in editor

Annotate, crop, and clean up the screenshot without leaving the capture flow.

Quick markup

Add arrows, lines, text, and highlights while the screenshot is still fresh.

Crop and clean up

Trim the image down and remove distractions before you share it.

Save the edited result

Finish the markup and save the updated screenshot right from the editor.

Pricing

Try it free. Keep it for $9.99.

Use the full app first, then upgrade only if it fits the way you work.

7-day trial

Use the full app first.

One payment

No recurring charge.

One Mac

One license per device.

One upgrade

$9.99

One-time purchase

Lifetime access on one Mac

Full access during the trial.

Download now, use the full app, and upgrade only if it fits the way you work.

7-day free trial

No subscription

One license per Mac

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One license unlocks one Mac. Buy one per device.

FAQ

Practical answers.

The details people usually want before downloading or buying.

Is CommandShot only for Mac?

Yes. CommandShot is designed specifically for macOS screenshot workflows.

Does it change my existing screenshot shortcuts?

No. You keep using Cmd+Shift+3 and Cmd+Shift+4 exactly as you do now.

Can I edit and annotate screenshots?

Yes. CommandShot includes a built-in editor for quick markup and cleanup.

Can I share or copy screenshots right away?

Yes. Copy, share, reveal, rename, and delete actions are available directly after capture.

How does pricing work?

CommandShot has a 7-day free trial, then a one-time purchase of $9.99 for one Mac.

Ready when you are

Keep screenshots moving.

Download CommandShot for Mac and make every screenshot easier to use.

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7-day free trial. One-time purchase. Works with native macOS screenshots.