PixClip is screen capture made easy

Ever wanted to simply clip images from your screen?

Then PixClip is just the tool for you! It is free, and very easy to use. It runs in your systray and with a few clicks you can grab any clip and paste it where you want it or save it to a file. Just clip'n'paste!

As simple as 1, 2, 3!

Open PixClip,
Select the region to clip,
Paste it or save it to file.

Main features

PixClip is free software;
Simple to use;
Very few clicks operation;
Stores captured clips in the clipboard;
Saves images to file;
Clipboard monitoring (allows to save pictures from other programs);
Configurable keyboard shortcut to open the canvas quickly;
Multi-head (multiple monitors) support;
Supports various file types (BMP, JPEG, GIF, PNG and TIFF are supported).

The Linux version is coming!

There is now a version of PixClip for GNU/Linux available with sources and released under the GPLv3.

It is still very alpha and has limited features, but should get you started clipping on Linux.

Get by GitHub and check out its project page.

Released August 18, 2009

Current version

Version v0.04a

Released August 22, 2008

Changes:

New features:
- capture entire screen,
- recapture last clip,
- delayed capture;
Options form reworked;
Checks for updates online.

Download the latest version or read the version history.

Reviews and awards

In definitiva, PixClip può non avere funzioni avanzate di editing ma il suo lavoro lo fa bene e se siete in cerca di un compagno che catturi per voi i momenti salienti sul vostro schermo, PixClip fa per voi. Da provare.

By Marina Mazzoni from the Geekissimo.com website
See the full post at Geekissimo.com

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