Last month I shared that Techsmith was giving away free serial numbers for their popular Snag-it screen capture utility. Unfortunately, that offer has expired, but there is a great, free alternative — and it’s also from Techsmith!
The Jing Project is a free screen capture utility that works on both Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows. While Jing doesn’t have all the post-capture editing features of it’s older sibling Snag-it, it does have a few really nice new touches.
Jing is designed to make it really easy to capture images or screencasts for sharing. You can share your capture automatically on screencast.com (for screencasts — duh), Flickr (for still images) or via FTP (assuming you have an FTP server).
And now that Flickr offers inline image editing, Snag-it’s additional features are not really needed.
If you need a decent screen capture utility, give the Jing Project a look.
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Thanks for the blog post! I appreciate it! Glad you like Jing! We really need your feedback so we can improve it – http://tinyurl.com/2524sk
Betsy Weber, Chief Evangelist
TechSmith
Thanks for the blog post! I appreciate it! Glad you like Jing! We really need your feedback so we can improve it – http://tinyurl.com/2524sk
Betsy Weber, Chief Evangelist
TechSmith
Thanks for the post, Betsy! I’ll be sure to pass on my feedback. My only gripe at the moment is the lack of scrolling screenshot windows (ala SnagIt).
Thanks for the post, Betsy! I’ll be sure to pass on my feedback. My only gripe at the moment is the lack of scrolling screenshot windows (ala SnagIt).