from TechSmith is $50, and is a good choice for Windows. is older, but has a fairly nice array of features, such as being able to select a specific window, control, or menu, zooming, and a color picker. These add-ons have the advantage over regular screenshot software in that they can capture a whole long webpage as one image. There are several Firefox add-ons for taking screenshots of webpages. Jing can also upload to their screenshot sharing site or your own FTP server. (by the same company that makes the commercial screenshot software SnagIt), works on Mac and Windows and will also capture video. It also has some support for vector graphics in programs like Adobe Fireworks. can also capture overlay windows, which Snipping Tool cannot.

Special features (video, web-upload, etc.) document (mainly supported only by MS Word, Internet Explorer and Opera) with all the screenshots inside. , which records a screenshot every time the mouse is clicked. You can draw on the screenshot, then copy to clipboard or save to file. It allows you to select a single window, the full screen, a rectangular area, or a free-form snip. On Windows Vista and Windows 7, you can use the This will copy that image to the clipboard, after which you can paste it into any image program like Photoshop or even Paint.

On any version of Windows, you can hit Alt+ PrtScr (capture the current window) or just PrtScr (capture the entire screen).

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