A free alternative to
Flameshot
Flameshot is great on Linux, but on Windows and Mac it is a port: no scrolling-page capture, no window capture, and sharing means an anonymous upload to a third-party host. Here you get a native Windows and macOS app and a Chrome extension with the same editor and a link that counts views.
Editor
What working on a screenshot looks like
What Flameshot users get here
Built for Windows, Mac and Chrome
Flameshot for Windows is an unsigned port with the Linux tray habits. Here the apps are native and the Chrome extension works where Flameshot cannot: inside the browser tab.
Whole page and single window
Flameshot captures a region or the full screen. Here the page scrolls itself into one tall image and a window is captured with one keystroke.
A link you control
Flameshot uploads to a public image host with no way to see who opened it. Here the link is yours, the page shows a view counter, and the capture can be deleted.
Full comparison
Every capability side by side — including the ones we share.
| Flameshot | Us | |
|---|---|---|
| Country | ||
| Area capture | ||
| Window capture | ||
| Scrolling page | ||
| Arrows, boxes, text | ||
| Step numbering | ||
| Blur sensitive data | ||
| Share link | ||
| View counter | ||
| No account needed | ||
| Browser extension | ||
| Desktop app | ||
| Price | 0 | 0 |