Getting Started
Install Snappix and take your first screenshot in under 2 minutes.
System Requirements
- macOS 13.0 (Ventura) or later
- Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) or Intel Mac
- ~50 MB disk space
Installation
Download from Website
- Visit snappix.app/download
- Download the
.dmgfile - Open the DMG and drag Snappix to your Applications folder
- Launch Snappix from Applications or Spotlight
Permissions Setup
On first launch, Snappix will guide you through the required system permissions:
- Screen Recording — Required for capturing screenshots
- Accessibility — Required for window detection and hotkey support
Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and enable both permissions for Snappix. You may need to restart the app after granting permissions.
Your First Screenshot
1. Take a Screenshot
Press the default hotkey or click the Snappix menu bar icon:
| Action | Default Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Area Capture | ⌘ + Shift + 4 |
| Window Capture | ⌘ + Shift + 5 |
| Scrolling Capture | ⌘ + Shift + 6 |
2. Annotate
After capturing, the Snappix editor opens automatically. You can:
- Add text — Click the text tool and type
- Draw shapes — Rectangles, circles, arrows, and lines
- Blur areas — Select the blur tool and drag over sensitive content
- Number steps — Add numbered markers for tutorials
3. Beautify
Switch to the Theme panel to instantly transform your screenshot:
- Choose a preset theme or create your own
- Add gradient backdrops with custom colors
- Apply rounded corners and shadows
- Add device mockups (MacBook, iPhone, etc.)
4. Export
Click Export or press ⌘ + E to save your screenshot:
- PNG — Lossless quality, best for UI screenshots
- JPEG — Smaller file size, adjustable quality
- Copy to clipboard — Paste directly into any app
What's Next?
- Screenshot Modes — Master all capture methods
- Editing & Beautification — Deep dive into the editor
- Keyboard Shortcuts — Speed up your workflow
Documentación de Snappix