Preview the stitched result in available space beside the capture area while scrolling. The preview scales as the capture grows, while saved images retain their original resolution.

Image annotation is now easier to use. • A compact, Preview-inspired toolbar with dropdown menus • Crayon strokes and rounded rectangle corners • Custom annotation colors • An option to remember your last annotation settings for the next image • Improved app naming and editing usability

Fixed an issue where the app name displayed as Annotateshot Debug in Korean.

• Capturing a save or open dialog now captures the dialog itself, not the window behind it. • Menu and popover captures keep the colours you see on screen on wide-gamut displays. • Improved reliability and polish throughout the app.

• Fixed the name shown in Screen Recording permission requests. • Refined the Pro experience by hiding purchase-recovery options when your account is already Pro. • Improved reliability and polish throughout the app.

• Annotateshot is now free to download, with an optional one-time Pro upgrade. • Existing paid customers automatically keep Pro access. • New: Capture long pages by manually scrolling a selected region; Annotateshot matches overlapping frames and stitches them into one image. • New: Extract text from an entire image or a selected area using on-device Apple Vision OCR. • Review and copy OCR results without uploading the image or recognized text.

• New: Capture a scrolling region as one long image. • Automatic scrolling now matches and stitches overlapping frames more reliably. • Improved Screen Recording and Accessibility permission checks, including a fresh-process recheck when macOS requires it. • General capture-performance and stability improvements.

What’s new • Full UI support for English, Korean, and Japanese, with an in-app language setting • More accurate window capture under the cursor, even with overlapping windows • More built-in text fonts, custom local fonts, and remembered font choices • Safe system-font fallback when a custom font is unavailable on another Mac • A more polished editor with clearer text input, cursor feedback, and crop interactions

• A better Library — switch between Grid and List views, and click any thumbnail for a full-size Quick Look preview before you open it. • Download from your Library — save any saved annotation as a PNG, named to match its title. • Text lands where you click — text now starts at the cursor and flows right, with no wrapping and no drift while you type. What you see is what gets exported. • Nudge with the arrow keys — move a selected annotation one pixel at a time, or ten with Shift. A run of nudges undoes in a single step. • Open images from Finder — right-click any image and choose Open With → Annotateshot. • Tips as you go — a rotating tip bar and a first-run hint surface shortcuts you might otherwise miss. Dismiss them anytime, or bring them back from Preferences. • Fixes — selecting a text, number, emoji, or cursor annotation no longer jumps it to your click; the editor window now fits your image without letterbox margins; plus toolbar and crop refinements.