Screenshot Capture

Screenshot Capture is a small, fast tool to take screenshots and save them with a proper name, straight into your folder. No pasting into Paint, no renaming files later.

I made it for my own classes and tutorials, where I take many screenshots every day.

Main features

• Type a name and click once — the screenshot is saved with that name
• Timer (delayed capture) — set a delay of a few seconds, then open the menu, pop-up or window you want. The screenshot is taken when the timer ends.
• Remembers your save folder, so you choose it only once
• Works with more than one monitor — pick the screen you want
• Small, compact window that stays out of your way
• Light and fast — opens in seconds
• Free, no sign-up, no ads

When is the timer useful?

• To capture a drop-down menu or right-click menu that closes when you click elsewhere
• To capture a tooltip or hover effect
• To get time to switch to another window before the capture
• To hide the Screenshot Capture window from the picture

Who is it for?

• Teachers making notes and slides
• Students saving lecture screens
• Writers of tutorials and documentation
• Anyone who takes many screenshots

How to use

1. Choose your save folder (only the first time).
2. Pick the screen, if you have more than one monitor.
3. Type a file name.
4. Click Capture — or set the timer first, then get your screen ready.

How to install

1. Click the Download button.
2. Check the SHA-256 checksum (steps are on this page).
3. Run the file and follow the steps.
4. Open Screenshot Capture and start capturing.

Note: Windows may show "Windows protected your PC" because the app is new and not signed. Click More info → Run anyway.

Created by Dr. Mohit · primelearnpoint.com

First public release.
- Save screenshots with your own file name
- Remembers your save folder
- Choose which monitor to capture