You can set it up to upload content to multiple popular services such as Imgur, Flickr, Photobucket, Twitter, and more. After taking a screenshot or recording your screen, ShareX has a variety of upload destinations.

But if you want to record a specific area you can still select it freehand. For example, if you have multiple apps open on your screen it can tell the borders of those windows and adjusts the recording area before you start. One of the most useful features for recording video is that ShareX can identify borders on your screen when there is something you're more likely to record. You have options for recording video using a variety of codices including MP4, gif, webm, and avi. Video capture is simple, as well, because ShareX makes it easy to record the content you want from your device. You can even trim the edges off the scrolled capture to remove elements that would normally repeat on scrolling, such as app menus.

You can also enter a URL to capture an entire web page or do scrolling capture, which can be used to grab an entire page or anything else that scrolls without showing any stitching lines. After taking screenshots you can annotate or watermark them among other options to help you illustrate your point with images. When it comes to screenshots, you have options for region capturing including rectangles, ellipses, and freehand shapes.

Sharex screen capture windows