It quietly replaces about seven things you already have — and all of it lives behind the shortcut your hand already reaches for. Nothing to open, nothing to wait for, and nothing leaves your PC unless you send it.
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Someone’s screen share. A locked PDF. An error dialog. Code in a video tutorial. With Clarus, all of it is one hotkey away from being real text on your clipboard.
There’s always something on screen you’d rather not share: a name, an email, a number. Drag a pixelate box over it and it’s gone before you hit send.
Someone asks “how do you do that?” for the third time. With Clarus you hit record and do it once: clicks glow, keys show on screen, your voice comes along.
Record MP4 with your voice and the computer's sound together.
Add a camera bubble to put yourself on screen.
Show clicks and on‑screen keystrokes as you go.
A 3‑2‑1 lead‑in, or up to ten seconds if you need longer.
Annotate directly on the screen mid‑capture.
Silence the mic or throw the take away instantly.
You recorded three minutes; the good part is twenty seconds. Trim it, split it, cut the middle out, speed it up. All on a real timeline, without installing a real video editor.
Annotate a screenshot or a recording with arrows, boxes, text, step numbers, highlighter or blur. The editor is one click from any capture, or set it to open automatically. Every mark stays an editable object you can move or restyle any time. Draw it, then change your mind: a mark is never baked in until you export.
Every capture lands as a card in the corner: copy it, save it, pin it on top, or open the editor. Or skip all of that and drag the card straight into a chat, an email, a folder.
All hotkeys are customizable.
Clarus answers Win+Shift+S, and Print Screen when Windows has it set to snip. No new shortcut to learn, and uninstalling gives them straight back.
Captures, edits and OCR all run on your PC. A connection is optional.
Saving keeps your edits alongside the capture. The file you took is never written over.
Bundle a set of captures with Ctrl+Alt+G, then drop them all into a chat with one Ctrl+V.
Float a screenshot above every window for reference.
Grab any pixel's color. Win+Shift+C
Search, sort, and favourite every past capture.
Drop captures straight into any app that accepts files.
Fully localized, including right‑to‑left Arabic.
Set a screenshot on a gradient or your own wallpaper, with padding, rounded corners and a shadow.
New versions arrive quietly in the background — never in the middle of a recording.
The window picker shows what is open across all your virtual desktops, not just this one.
Re-shoot your last selection exactly, without drawing it a second time.
Capture, editing and OCR all run on your PC. Nothing leaves it unless you share it.