👍 Recommended features
1Capture is a simple and easy-to-use screenshot tool with most features being straightforward. However, some advanced tips can help you take screenshots more efficiently.

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Using Tool Shortcuts

1Capture offers a variety of annotation tools that you can select using the mouse or tool shortcuts. The app includes preset shortcuts for some tools, and hovering the cursor over a tool displays its shortcut. Press the shortcut to select the corresponding tool. You can also modify these shortcuts in Settings > Toolbar.
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Tool Shortcuts

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Mouse/Trackpad Scrolling

Throughout the app, many actions can be quickly adjusted using mouse/trackpad scrolling.
  • After selecting a capture area, you can adjust the corner radius by scrolling.
  • When a tool is selected, if the secondary toolbar contains sliders, you can adjust the sliders by scrolling. Scrolling directly to adjust the first slider; hold Command while scrolling to adjust the second slider; hold Option while scrolling to adjust the third slider.
  • After pinning an image, you can resize it using scrolling operations.
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Customize Toolbar

Everyone uses annotation tools with different preferences and frequencies, so 1Capture provides the ability to customize the toolbar. This allows everyone customize their own toolbar according to their usage habits.
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Open 1Capture settings and switch to the Toolbar tab. Drag tools to reorder them. Check the toolbar checkboxs to control whether the tools appear on the toolbar. For tools not shown on the toolbar, click the three-dot icon on the right to access them.

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Double-click The Left Mouse Button

Double-clicking the left mouse button is a favorite operation for many users. In 1Capture, you can double-click the left mouse button to save a screenshot (configurable in settings) or close pinned images.
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Move Capture Area

When you drag the capture area but find its position slightly off, press Space and drag to move the entire area.