All of it, in one plan.
35 things Cappture does, and you get every one of them for $19.99 once. No tiers, no add-ons, and nothing held back in a version you did not buy.
- 35
- features, all included
- $19.99
- once, not a subscription
- 5
- Macs on one licence
Seven days free first, with no card to start.
The camera
The iPhone's camera, on your Mac.
Six modes
Time Lapse, Slo-Mo, Photo, Portrait, Video and Cinematic, switched the way you switch them on a phone.
Filters in the viewfinder
iOS's own looks, applied live rather than afterwards, so what you frame is what you get.
Portrait and Cinematic depth
The background falls away behind you, on a still or while recording.
Burst
Hold the shutter and keep the frame you wanted rather than the one you caught.
A timer, and a countdown you can see
Three or ten seconds, with the count on screen rather than in your head.
Continuity Camera
Use the iPhone in your pocket as the camera, with nothing to pair.
Any camera you have
Built-in, external, or the iPhone — picked from one menu, each with its own symbol, and a Connect an iPhone button when none is near.
Screenshots
PNG, at the display's own resolution.
The whole screen
Every display you have, each at its own resolution.
⌥⌘3A region
Drag out a rectangle. The screen can hold still while you frame it, so a menu stays where you found it.
⌥⌘4A window
The one in front, cut cleanly out of whatever is behind it.
⌥⌘5Pin a capture
Keep a shot above every window at any size, down to a thumbnail, and drag it straight into a message.
Without the app open
The shortcuts work from the menu bar, with no window and nothing in front of anything.
Screen recording
With the sound the Mac is playing.
A display or a window
Record one screen, or just the window that matters.
⌥⌘RRecord a region
Drag out a rectangle, adjust its edges, then record only that.
⌥⌘6The Mac's own sound
What the Mac is playing is recorded with the picture, and Cappture's own sounds are left out of it.
The capture toolbar
Every capture in one place, if you would rather point at them than remember keys.
⌥⌘7A tidy desktop
Hide the desktop icons for the length of a recording, and bring them back after.
Your library
On your machine, and findable.
Everything in one place
Photos and videos together, newest first, in one place.
Saved where you choose
Screenshots and recordings go to folders you pick, not to one Cappture insists on.
Photos, if you want it
Captures can land in the Photos library and its albums as well as their own folder.
Thirty days to undo a delete
Deleted captures wait in the trash rather than going straight away.
The editor
Crop, adjust, and clean up audio, without leaving the app.
New captures appear at once
The library watches its folders, so a screenshot taken with the window closed is already there when you open it.
Drag a capture anywhere
Out of the app and into Finder, Mail, a message or an upload field — the file itself, with its name.
The app itself
Quiet, and yours.
Thirty-one menu bar runners
Something running up there while the app works, drawn frame by frame, and each one faces the way you choose. Or nothing at all, if you prefer.
Shortcuts you choose
Every capture shortcut can be rebound to keys you would actually press.
Light, dark, or the system's
Including the panels, which follow whatever you pick.
Five alternate app icons
Midnight, graphite, silver, space blue and rose.
Lock it with Touch ID
Keep your library private when you step away: unlock with Touch ID, or a password — your own or your Mac's. Touch ID works on a MacBook or a Magic Keyboard with Touch ID. Capturing still works while it is locked. In the next update.
Your captures never leave your Mac
No password and no upload. What you shoot is files on your disk, and the account is an email address.
Five Macs on one licence
Bought once. Any Mac can free its own seat, and your first Mac can free the others. A freed Mac keeps working for fourteen days rather than stopping mid-recording.
Your licence, in the app
Your licence key is masked until you ask to see it, and copies without being shown. Every Mac on it is listed by name, and you can rename yours.
What's new, after every update
The notes after an update cover every release you skipped, not just the last one.
A year of updates, then half price
The version you bought keeps working whether you renew or not.
The accent is yours
Match the system's colour, keep Cappture's yellow, or pick one — including the menu bar runner.
Every one of them, $19.99.
Paid once, for five Macs, and it stays yours. Fourteen days to ask for a refund, for any reason or none.