Capture. Annotate. Ship.
A native macOS screenshot app built for engineers, designers, and indie devs. Grab any region in one keystroke, annotate it without leaving your flow, and wrap it in an App Store-ready device frame — all in one tool.
No bloat, no subscriptions. Just the tools you actually reach for.
One global hotkey. Draw a selection with live measurements, adjust edges with handles, hit Enter.
Arrow, line, rectangle, ellipse, pencil, highlighter, text, blur, crop, counter, emoji. All non-destructive.
Annotate right where you captured, without jumping to a separate window. Floating toolbar follows your selection.
Pick a target pixel size, position your window under an on-screen frame, and shoot with a clean 9:41 menu bar baked in.
Wrap shots in iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, or Safari frames. Add marketing text. Export at any App Store size.
Every capture is saved, named, tagged. Drop any history shot into a mockup with one click.
Built in Swift with SwiftUI + AppKit. Retina-sharp output. Respects your accent color, dark mode, and keyboard shortcuts.
⌘Z undo, Delete to remove, ⇧ to nudge, ⌘N new mockup, ⌘E export. No reaching for the mouse.
The built-in Mockup Editor wraps any screenshot in a real device frame — iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, Safari — on a gradient background with your headline. Export at exact App Store and Play Store pixel sizes.
No context switch. The floating toolbar appears right under your selection with every tool one keystroke away. Resize the captured area with the corner handles and it re-captures instantly.
Screenshotli lives in your menu bar — no Dock clutter. Trigger a region, full-screen, window, or timed capture with a global hotkey you choose. Launch the Mockup Editor with one click.
A few captures from the app itself.
Everything teams ask before they install a new Mac screenshot tool.
Screenshotli is a native macOS screenshot app that combines fast region capture, a complete annotation toolkit, and a built-in mockup editor. It runs from the menu bar and exports screenshots at App Store and Play Store pixel sizes.
Yes. Screenshotli is a universal macOS app that runs natively on Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4) and Intel Macs. It requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later.
Yes. The built-in Mockup Editor wraps your captures in iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, or Safari device frames on a gradient background, and exports at exact App Store and Play Store pixel sizes — iPhone 6.9", 6.7", 6.1", 5.5", iPad 13", 12.9", 11", Mac, and Android Phone / Tablet.
Screenshotli combines screenshot capture, annotation, and device-mockup generation in one native app — no handing files between tools. It’s written in Swift with strict concurrency, renders at true retina resolution, and is free during beta.
Screenshotli is free during public beta on the Mac App Store. No account required.
Yes. A global hotkey triggers capture. The editor responds to the standard macOS shortcut language: ⌘Z / ⇧⌘Z for undo and redo, Delete to remove selection, ⌘N for a new mockup, ⌘D to duplicate, ⌘E to export, Shift + arrows to nudge by 10 points.