Monosnap for MAC
Free screenshot and screen recording tool for Mac with an editor for arrows, text and blur; free for non-commercial use, paid plans add more.
Monosnap Overview
Monosnap is a screenshot and screen recording tool that lives in the Mac menu bar. Capture the full screen, part of it or a single window, line up your selection with an 8x magnifier, or take a delayed screenshot. The built-in editor lets you point things out with pens, text, arrows and shapes and blur private information before you share the picture. You can also record screencasts, highlight details while recording, and open any snapshot in your favourite external editor.
Monosnap is made by Monosnap, Inc. The free version is for non-commercial use only. Signing in gives you 2 GB of Monosnap cloud storage, uploads of up to 100 MB, short links and one-click sharing, and you can upload videos to YouTube or Monosnap. Paid plans add 10 GB of storage, 2 GB uploads and integrations such as Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, FTP, SFTP, WebDAV and Amazon S3; a commercial plan is needed for work use. Version 7.0 opens the editor and takes screenshots much faster and adds a custom autosave folder. It needs macOS 14.6 or later and comes from the Mac App Store.
Key Features
Monosnap captures, marks up and shares in a few clicks.
- Flexible capture: full screen, an area or a single window.
- 8x magnifier: pixel-perfect crop areas.
- Delayed screenshots: and custom hotkeys.
- Annotation editor: pens, text, arrows and shapes.
- Blur: hide private details before sharing.
- Screen recording: record screencasts and highlight details.
- Cloud sharing: 2 GB of storage and short links after signing in.
- Autosave folder: save screenshots to any folder you choose.
What’s New in Version 7.0
Monosnap 7.0 is faster and more stable.
- Significantly faster editor opening and screenshot creation
- Fixed a memory leak during long editing sessions
- Custom autosave folder in Advanced Settings
- Fixed capture area coordinates on multi-monitor setups
- More reliable copy to clipboard and drag and drop between monitors
Monosnap FAQ
Is Monosnap free?
Yes, for non-commercial use. The free version has capture, the editor, screen recording and 2 GB of cloud storage after signing in. Paid plans add more storage and integrations, and a commercial plan is needed for work use.
How much do the paid plans cost?
On the Mac App Store, the non-commercial plan is $4.49 a month, $44.99 a year or $99.99 for lifetime access. The commercial plan is $14.49 a month or $85.99 a year. Prices may vary by location.
Which macOS version does Monosnap need?
Monosnap 7.0 needs macOS 14.6 or later.
What can I capture with Monosnap?
The full screen, a selected area or a single window, with an 8x magnifier for exact selections and an optional delay.
Can I edit screenshots in Monosnap?
Yes. Add pens, text, arrows and shapes, and blur private information. You can also open a snapshot in an external editor.
Can Monosnap record my screen?
Yes. It records screencasts and can highlight details during recording. Videos can be uploaded to YouTube or Monosnap.
Do I need an account?
Not to capture and edit. Signing in gives you 2 GB of Monosnap storage, uploads of up to 100 MB and short links.
Which cloud services does Monosnap support?
The paid plans add Evernote, Dropbox, Yandex.Disk, Box, Google Drive, FTP, SFTP, WebDAV and Amazon S3.
What is new in Monosnap 7.0?
Much faster editor opening and screenshot creation, a fix for a memory leak, a custom autosave folder and several bug fixes, including multi-monitor capture.
Where does the Monosnap download on monosnap.FULLMAC.app come from?
The download button leads to the official Monosnap page on the Mac App Store at https://apps.apple.com/us/app/monosnap-screenshot-editor/id540348655?mt=12. monosnap.FULLMAC.app does not change or repackage the app.
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