Xnapper is a macOS screenshot app that automatically balances composition, background, and padding so a raw screenshot looks presentable without manual editing. It doesn't record video: screenshots are the entire product.
It's macOS only, with an iOS version referenced in navigation but not detailed on the main site. Placed next to CleanShot, it's narrower by design: no scrolling capture, no OCR, no screen recording, just fast, good-looking screenshots. That narrower scope is the point, not a missing feature.
Fits someone who takes a lot of screenshots for docs, bug reports, tweets, or Slack messages and wants them to look clean without opening a design tool: a quick-capture utility rather than a documentation or video platform.
The app is free to use indefinitely, but every exported screenshot carries a watermark until you pay. Removing it means a one-time purchase: $29.99 for one Mac, $54.99 for two, or $79.99 for three, each including a year of updates with an optional 40%-off renewal after that. A $5-per-device-per-month Team subscription is also available as an alternative to the one-time licenses.
Take beautiful screenshots instantly.
