Pick Color Loupe, Cut Out Tool, Smarter Scrolling Capture & Snapzy in Your Recordings
Pick any pixel with a live, pixel-exact loupe, cut a strip out of the middle of an image, and capture long real-world pages with window chrome and faded margins handled. Snapzy's own capture UI now shows up in screen recordings, so you can finally record tutorials of Snapzy itself.

- Show Snapzy's capture chrome (area selection, loupe, scrolling HUD, countdown) in screen recordings (#682)
- Pick Color with a live, pixel-exact loupe (#668)
- Cut Out tool to remove or add a strip from the middle of an image (#654)
- Delayed fullscreen screenshot (#638)
- Attached arrows for counter annotations (#626)
- Click an annotation's edge to select it with any tool (#629)
- Select pinned image zoom mode directly from preview tiles (8e9b9923)
- Keyboard navigation in floating history (#616)
- Option to skip opening Finder after saving (#631)
- Scrolling capture handles real pages: window chrome, faded margins and long scrolls (#609)
- Magnifier color panel unlocked, with a new magnifier size setting (#665)
- GIFs resize off the main actor and stream frames to the encoder
- Recording stop button not responding on macOS 13–15 (#655)
- Pinned window drags across displays on macOS 27 (#677)
- Live capture no longer swallows the capture hotkey's keyUp (#679)
- Paused recording spans are cut by sample timestamps
- Retention sweep no longer deletes every history thumbnail
- Annotations stay in place after Cut Out and inline selection resize
- Shadowed window captures keep native resolution (#657)
- Quick Access panel stays out of screenshots when Snapzy is excluded (#660)
- Menu bar icon hidden by the notch is detected and Settings opens on reopen (#674)
- Remapped and consumed keystrokes captured correctly (#539)
- include_window_shadow synced with config.toml (#630)
- Restored screen crop placement corrected in screenshots (#642)