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SnipMaker is a Windows screenshot capture and annotation app. Add arrows, text, shapes, numbered markers, highlights and blur, then copy or save your finished image. The local Snip Library keeps your annotations editable.

Beta is the testing phase of the latest release. You can use SnipMaker in your own work and tell us what works, what feels awkward and what needs fixing. Some rough edges are expected; keep a separate copy of anything important.

Enter your email on the beta page, accept the terms and follow the verification email. We create one 28-day licence for your verified address and send the licence and private download link. Enter the same email and key in the Windows app to activate it.

No. The customer download includes the runtime it needs. Extract the ZIP, run INSTALL.cmd and activate the app. A current Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC and an internet connection for licensing are required.

Yes. Your beta licence can activate up to three Windows devices using the same verified email and key. A fourth device needs an existing allocation to be released. Paid plans retain their own one, three or five-device limits.

Send at least one honest feedback report during your beta for 50% off your first paid year. It can be a bug, an idea or a short account of your experience. You do not need to praise the app. Earlier offers already issued remain subject to their original terms.

Captures and editable projects are stored in your local Snip Library. SnipMaker does not upload them for licence checks. You decide what to copy, export or include in optional beta feedback. A folder synced by your own cloud backup service follows that service’s settings.

Yes. Open the snip from your Snip Library to move or edit its annotations. A flattened image exported to another app does not contain the same editable objects; keep the library project to make changes later.

Choose Arrow + Text and drag towards the detail you want to point out. Type your note, then press Ctrl+Enter to finish. The arrow tail follows the textbox centre; drag the arrowhead to repoint it. Use the red unlink control when you need to move the parts separately. The tool stays active for another callout. Select both parts to move them together.

Open Beta Feedback in the app. Add up to 5,000 words and up to ten images, review the upload notice and press Send. Your complete report and selected images are emailed to the beta team, and you receive a thank-you. Each beta user can submit ten reports.

Not yet. The downloadable app is for Windows. There is no Mac installer to download at present. Contact us to register your interest without buying a Windows licence for your Mac.

Open Refer & Earn in the app, accept the programme terms and share your own code or link. A new customer must become a paying subscriber before any credit is earned. Beta signups alone do not earn credit. The referral terms explain qualification, refunds and the free-year milestone.

Check your spam or junk folder for an email from beta.snipmaker@entiserve.com. Use the newest link; verification links expire after 60 minutes. Request a fresh link once, or contact the beta team if you still need help.

From version 0.15, use Check for updates in the main window. When a newer version is published, choose Download & install. SnipMaker saves open work, keeps your local library and preferences, and restarts after installation. Earlier versions need a manual update once to gain this feature.