Approx. 6.5 MB download · macOS 13+ · Apple silicon
Try first, then decide. No automatic charge.
Trial and purchase coming soon
Keep up to fourteen previews open, including pinned ones. Unpinned previews close after five idle minutes; saved original files remain. Hovering, editing, or dragging pauses the timer. Pin a preview to keep it open.
Crop, add arrows and text—all in one toolbar. Save, copy, or drag into another app.
Fine, medium, or coarse brushes. Then save or share.
Drag a screenshot straight from its bubble into Notes, Mail, and other image-friendly apps. No digging through folders.
Resize or compress PNG/JPEG files by width or target file size, individually or in batches. Preview before export.
On-device recognition on Mac. Edit the result, then paste into notes or chats.
Keep your Mac’s built-in shortcuts. Once a screenshot is saved, its preview appears in SnipPop.
Edit, compress, and extract text on your Mac. No image upload needed.
Closing a bubble, or letting it close automatically, never deletes the saved screenshot.
Clean home screen. Editing tools stay within reach.
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Capture the full web page and send it to a bubble on your desktop. Then annotate, compress, or extract text in SnipPop.
Install and open a version of SnipPop that supports browser capture. The extension cannot run on its own.
You can also use another full-page capture tool and drag the saved image into SnipPop.
A seven-day full trial is planned.
Then a one-time purchase—no subscription to track.
Pay once. No auto-renew.
Activation and deactivation require internet access; everyday use works offline. Future major-version upgrade terms will be announced separately. Purchases are not available yet.
A dismissed preview does not mean a lost screenshot. Find the file or keep it close for longer.
Read guide ↗Open the editor, cover the details you do not want to show, then save or share.
Read guide ↗Install the full-page capture extension, send the page to SnipPop, and continue editing.
Read guide ↗SnipPop is a screenshot companion for Mac. After a system screenshot is saved, its preview stays at the edge of your desktop. You can pin, crop, annotate, pixelate, compress, extract text, or drag it into another app.
Unpinned previews dismiss after five idle minutes, with up to fourteen at once. Hovering, editing, or dragging pauses the timer. Pinned previews do not auto-dismiss. Dismissing a bubble does not delete the original file.
Downloads are not available yet. After launch, you can download the macOS installer here and start a seven-day free trial.
The current build requires an Apple silicon Mac running macOS 13 or later. The app supports English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. It can follow your system language, or you can choose a language in Settings.
No. The planned full-feature trial lasts 7 days. You then choose whether to buy once for US$9.99. There is no subscription or automatic renewal. Website purchases are not open yet.
Image editing, compression, and text recognition happen locally on your Mac. SnipPop does not provide screenshot cloud sync. Files you choose to share with other apps are handled by those apps.
SnipPop receives videos saved by the macOS screen recorder, so you can play them, reveal the file, or drag them out. Recording is handled by macOS; SnipPop does not include video editing.
One license covers 2 Macs you own. Deactivate an old device before activating a replacement. Use Manage license in the footer if you no longer have the old Mac.
No. Activation and deactivation require internet access. A saved valid license works offline. A network outage does not remove access; remote deactivation or refunds are applied when the Mac next successfully contacts the service.
Launch SnipPop and check the screenshot source and access prompts in Settings. Use the macOS screenshot shortcuts and save to a folder; clipboard-only captures are not received automatically. See the guide for the full steps.
Quit SnipPop from its menu to stop receiving captures. Hiding bubbles is not the same as quitting. To use the system preview, quit and check Show Floating Thumbnail in the ⇧⌘5 Options menu. Screenshots already saved on disk are unaffected.
