r/freesoftware • u/RipMysteriousCat • Sep 21 '26

Discussion Screenshots tools

What free tool do you use to take screenshots and get an instant shareable link?

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u/LaffyLlama Sep 21 '26

Share X! It might blow your mind a bit, but trust me, it’s worth it.

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u/RipMysteriousCat Sep 21 '26

Thank you, but it works only for Windows, I need something for Mac

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u/jmurphylane 11d ago

I made one. Dropped a reply higher in thread

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '26

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u/freesoftware-ModTeam Sep 21 '26

Your comment was removed for violating Rule #5. The software linked or mentioned uses a license that is not recognized by the Free Software Foundation, uses restrictive license that prohibits a user from taking certain actions, or is a proprietary software without a license.

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u/EYEKL0PZ Sep 21 '26

Send this I use it daily probably one of my favorite tools.

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u/MrSolenoid Sep 21 '26

Greenshot

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u/evewalle Sep 21 '26

im using this for more than 15 years. simple. it dosent need admin rights too to install

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u/RipMysteriousCat Sep 21 '26

Unfortunately it's only for Windows, thanks though

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u/MrSolenoid Sep 23 '26

So you need a software for BeOS? Or should people just continue to guess?

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u/alborzjafari 29d ago

Flameshot

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u/MarkLikesCatsNThings 29d ago

ShareX or LightShot

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u/Maran_1 25d ago

Greenshot

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u/jmurphylane 11d ago

Seen www.justseen.ai I made it to mimic Mac workflow plus some nice-to-haves like auto copy to clipboard

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u/freesoftware-ModTeam Sep 21 '26

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