Privacy -
Owned by You.

Capture, edit, and store screenshots securely on your Google Drive. Direct upload with no middlemen.

Windows macOS

Having trouble installing? View launch guide

Why is it safe?

Your screenshot is sent directly to your personal Google Drive storage

Your PC

Direct API Upload

Google Drive

No intermediaries

Data never touches our servers. Files are sent via official API straight to your Drive

Full control

You are the sole owner of your files. Manage access rights and delete screenshots at any time.

Toolkit

Pencil

Freehand drawing. Perfect for quick notes or highlighting custom areas.

Arrow

Point to what matters. Smart arrows that look professional and sharp.

Blur

Protect privacy. Mask passwords, faces, or sensitive data in one click.

Text

Add explanations. Type text directly on your screenshot.

Underline

Underline the essence. Quickly highlight lines of text without extra noise.

Rectangle

Frame the exact part of a screenshot that needs attention.

Information

GScreenshot is a non-commercial project, not a product of a large corporation with a massive budget.
We choose the path of transparency, openly sharing the technical nuances of software development created independently from major platforms.

Microsoft Authenticode

A digital signature for Windows that confirms the publisher. Its absence simply means the project is non-commercial and does not pay for annual Microsoft certificates (~$400/year).

Official Description

Apple Notarization

Apple's security procedure where the Gatekeeper system automatically flags third-party apps as "unverified" even if they are safe. Obtaining a Gatekeeper certificate costs (~$99/year).

Official Description

How to Launch the App

A quick guide to navigating system security restrictions

Windows (SmartScreen)

01. Click "More info" in the security window.

02. Click the "Run anyway" button that appears.

03. The app will launch and be added to your system's whitelist.

macOS (Gatekeeper)

01.

Copy the command below into the Terminal:

sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine

02. Drag the GScreenshot icon into the Terminal window (this adds the file path).

03. Press Enter and provide your password if prompted.

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