SnapShotKit 0.2.0

Capture a window by clicking it, or follow a region while it scrolls. More to draw with, pictures that can be pasted, cropped and printed, and packages for Debian, Ubuntu and any other GNOME desktop.

New

• Pick a window to capture by clicking it, or follow a region while it is scrolled and join everything that passed through it into one picture.
• Lines, ellipses, highlights, a pen, a spotlight, a magnifying lens, callouts, and stronger ways of hiding: squares and a solid bar alongside the blur.
• Take a colour from the picture with the eyedropper, and nudge the selection with the arrow keys.
• Paste pictures onto the canvas, move and flip them, and crop or cut any one of them without touching the others.
• Open any image, from the File menu or the file manager's Open With, and export as WebP.
• Print from a dialog that shows the page, through CUPS or to a PDF.
• Styles and settings live in a sidebar. The recent strip slides up from the bottom edge and can copy, pin and delete captures.

Downloads

	x86-64	arm64
Fedora 44	snapshotkit-0.2.0-1.fc44.x86_64.rpm	snapshotkit-0.2.0-1.fc44.aarch64.rpm
Debian 13, Ubuntu 25.04+	snapshotkit_0.2.0_amd64.deb	snapshotkit_0.2.0_arm64.deb
Any other GNOME 48+ desktop	SnapShotKit-0.2.0-x86_64.AppImage	SnapShotKit-0.2.0-aarch64.AppImage

On Fedora, dnf copr enable dvdstelt/snapshotkit and dnf install snapshotkit keeps it updated instead. After installing any of them, run snapshotkit setup once (for the AppImage, ./SnapShotKit-*.AppImage setup from where you will keep the file), then log out and back in for the shell extension. sha256sums.txt lists a checksum for every file.

Licence

From this version SnapShotKit is source-available rather than GPL. It is free to use until 1.0.0; see LICENSE. Version 0.1.0 remains available under the GPL.

SnapShotKit 0.1.0

Full Changelog: https://github.com/dvdstelt/SnapShotKit/commits/v0.1.0