Compare FastStone Capture vs. Screencapt

FastStone Capture is an efficient and comprehensive tool designed for screen capturing and video recording. It enables users to effortlessly capture and annotate various elements on their screen, such as windows, menus, and full-screen displays, as well as specific regions and scrolling webpages. In addition, the software allows the recording of all on-screen activities, including visual changes, audio from the microphone and speakers, mouse movements, and clicks, all of which can be saved as highly compressed video files. Users have the flexibility to send their captures to a variety of destinations, including an editor, file, clipboard, printer, email, or directly into applications like OneNote, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, or even upload them to a website. The editing capabilities are robust, featuring options for annotations like text and arrows, resizing, cropping, sharpening, watermarking, and applying edge effects, among others. Other notable functionalities include image scanning, global hotkeys for quick access, automatic filename generation, compatibility with external editors, a color picker, a magnifying tool, a crosshair for precise selections, and a ruler for measurement. Additionally, the user-friendly interface ensures that both novice and experienced users can navigate the tool with ease.

Screencapt allows you to record the entire screen or a selected area. You can also record a specific window. Screencapt is the ideal screen recorder because of its flexibility. Using the integrated audio recording you can also add your commentary or system sound directly into the screen recording. This is particularly useful when creating explanation videos or presentations. Screencapt's ability to record a webcam is a special feature. You can now add your comments and reactions to the video. This makes your screen recordings more personal and professional. Screencapt offers advanced options to record the cursor. You can choose to hide the cursor or add special effects to highlight specific actions. This is especially useful for software tutorials and demonstrations where a clear cursor view is required.