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ShareX alternatives
ShareX gives Windows users a free, open-source way to capture full screens, regions, active windows, scrolling pages, and monitors. It also records screens and GIFs, recognizes text with OCR, and lets users annotate or redact images. Its upload destinations and custom uploader support, plus automatic link actions, make it suited to capture-and-share workflows without an account or advertisements.
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Awesome Screenshot
Free plan ExtensioniPhoneMac+2Browser-based captures with camera recording and team feedback — It adds camera recording, cross-platform access, and feedback through Google Drive, Trello, Slack, or Asana.
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Screenpresso
by ScreenpressoFree plan ExtensionWindowsScreenshot and video capture with many export formats — It supports exports including DOCX, HTML, and several video and image formats beyond ShareX's stated capabilities.
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Greenshot
Free plan WindowsFree, open-source Windows region screenshots — Like ShareX, it is free and open source for Windows, with region capture and PNG or JPEG export.
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Flameshot
Free plan LinuxMacWindowsCross-platform screenshots with customizable annotation workflow — It runs on Linux and macOS as well as Windows, and offers customizable controls and command-line scripting.
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Markup Hero
Free plan ExtensionMacWindowsChrome-based markups with a generous feature set — It creates markups from screenshots, images, PDFs, blank canvases, or Chrome Extension captures, with a 25-markup free-plan cap.
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Snipaste
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 9
ScreenAI
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 10
FireShot
Free plan APIExtensionLinux+2 - 11
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Ksnip
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 13
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CaptureWebPage
Free plan ExtensionWeb - 17
SnapTray
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 18
Shotmesh
Free plan ExtensionMacWeb - 19
Screention
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 20
Lightshot
Free plan ExtensionLinuxMac+1 - 21
SnapThat! SnappingTool
Free plan APIMacWeb+1 - 22
Yoink
Free plan Windows - 23
Ruttl
Free plan APIWeb - 24
Savvyshot
Free plan MacWindows
Its clearest trade-off is its Windows-only platform support. If you work on macOS or Linux, or want a browser extension, another tool may fit better. Compare alternatives by the capture and editing tasks you need, supported platforms, export formats, and how you share results. Some add camera recording, broad image-editing tools, or multi-format exports; others offer cross-platform access or integrations. Check any free-plan restrictions and paid pricing where provided, and decide whether you need online sharing or prefer to save captures locally.
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