Yuzu ShotBeta · v0.1.6

Annotate screenshots on Mac.Right after you capture.

Capture part of your screen. Add arrows, numbers and text. Then save it or share it.

v0.1.6 · 9.1 MB · Notarized by Apple

macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon & Intel

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Pick a tool. Mark it up.Try it right here.

Use Tab and the arrow keys, or press a tool’s letter. Press ⌘S to see the save name. This is a browser demo. Nothing is uploaded.

Browser demo · tools and save preview only

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Tool keys: C V R F O L A T B N P E I. Then ⌘S.

Area, window or full screen.With keys you already know.

Press ⌘⇧4 for an area, ⌘⇧5 for a window, or ⌘⇧3 for the full screen. Press Space to switch between area and window.

These are also the macOS screenshot keys. Setup shows you how to turn those off.

Yuzu Shot area capture: a selection over a sample invoice with its pixel size, a magnifier loupe and capture hints

Point it out.Hide what is private.

Add arrows, boxes, numbers, text and emoji. Cover an email or a phone number with mosaic. Each tool has a one-letter key.

Yuzu Shot editor: a sample invoice marked up with numbered steps, a box and arrow on the total, a text label, a mosaic over contact details and an emoji

Copy it. Save it.Or drag it away.

Right after capture, the shot is on your clipboard. ⌘S saves it to Downloads as PNG. ⌘⇧S lets you pick PNG, JPEG, HEIC or WebP. Drag Me drops it into another app.

Yuzu Shot Output settings: copy raw shot, quick-save folder and format, upload destination and close-after options

Already have a picture?Mark it up too.

Choose Open Image in Yuzu Shot… from the menu bar. In Finder, right-click an image and choose Annotate in Yuzu Shot. Yuzu Drag can send images here too.

The Yuzu Shot menu in the menu bar.

Your Mac does the work.You choose what leaves.

Stays on your Mac

Capture, editing, copying and saving run on your Mac. macOS asks for Screen Recording at first setup.

Uses a connection

Upload sends a shot to R2 or Filebin only when you choose it. Upload settings are shared with other Yuzu apps. Update checks also use the network.

A key for each step.Pick your own capture keys.

These are the defaults. Change or turn off the capture keys in Settings › Capture & Shortcuts.

Action	Key
Capture an area	`⌘⇧4`
Capture a window	`⌘⇧5`
Capture the full screen	`⌘⇧3`
Switch area and window	`Space`
Pick a tool	`V A T B N…`
Copy	`⌘C`
Save to Downloads	`⌘S`
Save as…	`⌘⇧S`
Duplicate selection	`⌘D`

A few questions.Straight answers.

Which Macs can use it?

Apple silicon and Intel Macs with macOS 14 or later.

Why does it ask for Screen Recording?

macOS needs this permission for screenshots. Yuzu Shot asks at first setup. macOS may ask again each month.

Will it clash with the macOS screenshot keys?

Both use ⌘⇧3, ⌘⇧4 and ⌘⇧5. Turn off the macOS keys, or pick other keys in Yuzu Shot settings.

Where do my shots go?

Each shot goes to your clipboard. ⌘S saves it to Downloads. You can choose another folder in Settings.

Does it upload my shots?

Only when you press Upload. It sends the shot to R2 or Filebin.

Does it work with Yuzu Drag?

Yes. In Yuzu Drag, choose Annotate in Yuzu Shot to open an image here.

Capture it. Mark it.Send it on.

Yuzu Shot is a separate Mac app. It is in beta.

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