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The best Lightscreen alternatives
The rest of Best Screenshot Software, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
Gyazo suits people who want to capture and share images or short recordings, with OCR search for text in captures.
Monosnap may suit people who need to capture, annotate, and share screenshots or short recordings across desktop and web platforms.
Browshot suits developers and teams that need website screenshots through a dashboard, API, or command-line tools.
Xnapper may suit people who capture screenshots on macOS or iOS and want annotation, redaction, or text extraction tools.
It may suit people who need browser captures, screen recordings, annotation, or OCR in a mix of browser and desktop products.
ApiFlash suits developers or teams that need website screenshots through an API, including full-page or mobile captures.
Shottr may suit designers, front-end engineers, mobile developers and others who need detailed screenshot capture or markup on macOS.
It suits people who need quick area screenshots with basic editing, local saving, or online sharing.
Greenshot suits Windows users who need to capture, annotate, obscure, and export screenshots.
This tool suits people who need screen captures on Windows, macOS, or the web, with several export formats and sharing methods.
Flameshot suits people who want to capture and annotate screenshots on desktop systems.
Ksnip suits desktop users who need capture, annotation, OCR, sharing, and varied export formats.
PicPick may suit developers, designers, educators, and business teams using Windows who need capture, annotation, or image measurement tools.
It suits people who need to capture screens, annotate images, record video, or assemble visual instructions.