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Screenshot capture
- Fixed screenshots freezing on some Windows 10 computers, leaving an orange border around the screen and preventing further captures.
Video capture
- Added a clearer explanation when missing or damaged Windows audio components prevented sound recording, with guidance for recording without sound.
Text recognition and translation
- Fixed the default translation language for text extracted from screenshots when using Traditional Chinese, Swedish, Czech or Brazilian Portuguese.
- Fixed the language list in Google Translate settings when using Swedish or Czech.
Settings and workspaces
- Shared settings across installed, portable and Microsoft Store copies of Screenpresso.
- Fixed settings being lost after restarting when the usual settings location was temporarily unavailable.
- Fixed existing settings being ignored when they were read-only or temporarily in use by another program.
- Fixed Screenpresso failing to start when settings could not be saved.
- Preserved existing preferences when the settings storage location changed.
- Fixed imported or restored settings being discarded after a temporary problem saving settings.
- Preserved shared workspaces and capture-folder preferences when using a portable copy.
- Fixed settings being stored in the wrong location when an organization required them to stay on the current computer.
- Grouped settings import, export and reset controls on the Advanced tab.
- Removed the initial settings import prompt for Microsoft Store and other packaged installations.
Languages
- Translated more messages across capture, editing, sharing, settings and support.
- Corrected Traditional Chinese and Swedish messages that appeared in the wrong language.
- Improved Korean and English wording in Settings.
- Translated the File copy button in Settings and widened it to fit its caption.
Support and diagnostics
- Added a Support tab in Settings that grouped bug reporting, diagnostic tools and the diagnostic-data preference.
- Expanded Install diagnostics with clearer information about where settings and activation keys were found.
- Added organization-managed settings to the Install diagnostics report.
- Added version details for the video and Android capture components to Install diagnostics.
- Made the Install diagnostics window resizable and its report easier to read.
Installation and activation
- Improved detection of activation keys and default settings supplied by an organization across installation types, including 32-bit and Microsoft Store installations.
- Fixed uninstallation failing to remove installation and settings folders whose names contained spaces.

Screenpresso 2.3.9.0
Video editing
- Fixed subtitle generation being incorrectly blocked by a recording limit.
- Replaced the bug report window with a clearer message when a video was empty or damaged, with an option to restore the original recording when available.
- Fixed failed trimming or sound removal replacing an MP4 video with an empty file; the original video was kept and an error was shown.
- Fixed conversions that produced no video replacing the previous video with an empty file; the previous video was kept and an error was shown.
Workspace
- Fixed the image properties window opening behind an always-on-top workspace when using F3 or the Properties menu item.
- Added a crossed-out picture to distinguish unreadable files from thumbnails that were still loading.
- Added MP4 video thumbnails using Windows' built-in video support, without requiring the video pack.
- Fixed videos being marked as unreadable when the computer lacked the components needed to preview them; an empty thumbnail was shown instead.
Settings and languages
- Added Vietnamese and Korean translations and language choices in Settings and the installer.
- Added an Install diagnostics button in General settings to view and copy installation, file location, license and Windows startup details for troubleshooting.
Installation and general improvements
- Restored the activation-key menu item in the system tray for Microsoft Store installations.
- Enabled activation-key entry and management in the licensing window for Microsoft Store installations.
- Fixed dialogs opening behind always-on-top windows in the MSIX and ARM64 versions, including the window for creating a workspace.

October 1, 2026
2.3.7.0
- Image Editor:
- Added the Backspace key to delete the selected item
- Refactor the stamp picker layout, added fresh new stamps and added a section for your custom ones.
- Workspace:
- Keep aspect ration on preview image
- Added a side panel button that shows or hides the workspaces panel
- Enhancement of the look and feel
- Added thumbnails size management in the workspace settings menu (in addition to the Ctrl++ and Ctrl+- shortcuts and Ctrl+mouse wheel).
- Video capture:
- Apply the same mouse click visual effects on new record engine as the existing ones in legacy captures
- Indicating when the record engine is not ready yet at in the video toolbar
- Adding Pause and Redo in the video toolbar
- Webcam: enhance context menu (shape/position)
- Webcam: fix the the webcam position issue
- Webcam: adding a "mirror video" option
- Added the Hide all desktop icons checkbox to custom desktop settings.
- Added temporary desktop icon hiding through the desktop settings contract and preserved the original visibility during restoration.
- Video format:
- Refresh the suggested video dimensions in the video toolbar as well as in the format video dialog
- Renew the file format icons in the format video dialog
- Document generator:
- renew the file format icons
- Image OCR:
- Fixed recognition of images exceeding Windows OCR's maximum dimensions.
- Removed the Tesseract legacy OCR.
- Sharing
- Migrated OneDrive operations to Microsoft Graph and added Dropbox and Imgur token expiry and refresh handling.
- Others
- Added the NoAI policy and command-line options for policy export and suppressing the workspace after capture.

September 22, 2026
2.3.6.0
- Restored LastScreenshotRegion advanced setting
- Fixed a rare issue displayed when the workspace was opening
- Fixed some windows opening behind the workspace

September 18, 2026
2.3.5.0
- Fixed Webcam display issue with high dpi screens
- Restored email sharing
- Added a solution window when the working folder is read only

August 28, 2026
2.3.4.0
- Fix white screen during capture in some specific cases
- Fix incorrect display size during capture in some specific cases
- Fix video recording for graphic cards not supporting hardware acceleration
- Restored Script sharing feature

August 2, 2026
2.3.3.0
- Fix restart of Screenpresso when the computer resumes from sleep mode
- Fix custom filename issue in Spanish
- Improve video recording stability

July 24, 2026
2.3.2.0
- Fixed a language issue

July 23, 2026
2.3.1.0
Bug fixes
- Fix clipboard issue
- Fix window capture when in compatibility mode
- Added a button in the settings window to open "Start with window" setting

July 17, 2026
2.3.0.0
Important notice
Screnpresso is now packaged into a msix install. It cannot be run in portable mode anymore.
Previous versions cannot automatically update to the new versions, so you must manually uninstall your current Screenpresso then download and install the new one. Live update will then be automatic thanks to the Microsoft msix engine.
Advantages of the new installer mechanism:
- Consistent: no more live downloads when required. Screenpresso is fully downloaded and installed in one step.
- Secure: it installs to the Program Files folder without requiring elevated priviledges because it is done by Microsoft and also because the software is then run inside a sandbox (container) that cannot modify your computer without your explicit consent.
- Fast: it deploys quickly and, when updating, downloads and installs only changes instead of the whole software.
- Transparent: live updates are done automatically and in background by Microsoft so you always have the latest version of Screenpresso without having to do anything.
Constraints of the new installer mechanism:
- Screenpresso cannot change the system's settings anymore for you so it will ask you do the changes when needed.
- To use a beta release or a specific version of Screenpresso you have to uninstall then install another pa

Important information for the futur releases
This is one of the latest automatic live update based on the current mechanism. Since the next official release will be only distributed via a Microsoft MSIX installer, you will soon have to manually uninstall your Screenpresso then install the new one to upgrade your version.
Improvements
Improved ScreenpressoCloud uploads performances.
Improved HDR screens support.
Bug fixes
Fixed an issue for Linear sharing.
Fixed the "Close" tooltip for the close button at the upper-right of all windows that was sometimes not hidden when it should.

Bug fixes.

Bug fixes to support more GPU types.

Small bug fixes.

Small bug fixes.

Important note
Windows 11 is required for Screenpresso to provide the new features. Windows 10 is deprecated and Screenpresso will only work in a compatibility mode. For the previous Windows' versions (e.g. Windows 7 or Windows 8) a previous version of Screenpresso must be used.
Enhanced screenshot engine
Whole new screen capture engine
Screen captures now use the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. After extensive testings, we believe Screenpresso now offers of the best capture engine for Windows.
Please notice the new engine works only with Windows 11, with graphic cards that supports it, and when all authorizations are given. Else, Screenpresso automatically reverts to the previous legacy capture engine. To check if it is working, take a capture, then open Screenpresso settings and look at the advanced setting named "ScreenshotNewEngine".
Window capture
If you use Alt+PrintScreen shortcut to capture a window, Screenpresso captures it exactly as it is displayed on the screen. If the window has a custom shape (for example, round), Screenpresso saves a rectangle with transparent corners. This keeps the result clean when you paste it into an email or document.
A round window example as it appears on the desktop:

Window's capture before:

Window's capture now:

Support for HDR screens
When HDR is enabled for a screen, screenshots could look overbright. This is now fixed via a new setting to enable if you capture an area of a software natively supporting HDR, like a web browser or a photo editor. This improvement works for both screenshots and video recordings.

HDR before:

HDR now:

Magnifier
The magnifier shown during capture is larger and easier to use. You can also use the arrow keys to move the mouse more slowly for precise selection.
Hide desktop icon
You can now hide all desktop icons automatically during capture for cleaner results.
You can also still change the desktop wallpaper during capture from the settings.

Automatic blur (pro)
Via settings you can enable automatic detection and blur for sensitive content. This includes emails, credit cards, IP addresses, and API keys. This feature is available for PRO users in both screenshots and real-time video recording. Later, in the built-in image editor, you can choose which blurred sections to remove.

Removed Tesseract OCR
We removed the third-party Tesseract OCR integration because some of its components were often reported as insecure. Screenpresso now uses only the built-in Windows' OCR.
Enhanced video capture engine
Whole new video capture engine
Video capture now uses the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. Screenpresso now supports 4K video at 60 FPS in high quality (PRO). In settings, you can choose low quality for smaller files or high quality for better visuals.

By the way, Screenpresso is the only tool supporting GPU-based recording across multiple screens at the same time.
Added support for HEVC (pro)
You can now record video with the HEVC codec. HEVC can create smaller MP4 files with better quality, but it may be less compatible on some computers. It is disabled by default and can be enabled in settings.
Speech to text (pro)
You can now generate subtitles automatically from your voice while recording. After enabling this in Screenpresso settings and Windows privacy settings, Screenpresso listens only during recording to create text. Subtitles are saved as a .srt file next to your .mp4 file. You can edit the .srt file later with a text editor such as Notepad. You can share the MP4 and SRT as separate files, or merge subtitles into the MP4 with the built-in video editor. After merge, subtitles can no longer be edited.
Noise gate (pro)
Microphone recording quality is now 48000Hz mono, and audio loopback (speaker output) is now stereo. We also added a basic noise gate to reduce microphone background noise. We also increased the number of supported micr

Important note
Windows 11 is required for Screenpresso to provide the new features. Windows 10 is deprecated and Screenpresso will only work in a compatibility mode. For the previous Windows' versions (e.g. Windows 7 or Windows 8) a previous version of Screenpresso must be used.
Enhanced screenshot engine
Whole new screen capture engine
Screen captures now use the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. After extensive testings, we believe Screenpresso now offers of the best capture engine for Windows.
Please notice the new engine works only with Windows 11, with graphic cards that supports it, and when all authorizations are given. Else, Screenpresso automatically reverts to the previous legacy capture engine. To check if it is working, take a capture, then open Screenpresso settings and look at the advanced setting named "ScreenshotNewEngine".
Window capture
If you use Alt+PrintScreen shortcut to capture a window, Screenpresso captures it exactly as it is displayed on the screen. If the window has a custom shape (for example, round), Screenpresso saves a rectangle with transparent corners. This keeps the result clean when you paste it into an email or document.
A round window example as it appears on the desktop:

Window's capture before: Window's capture now:
Support for HDR screens
When HDR is enabled for a screen, screenshots could look overbright. This is now fixed via a new setting to enable if you capture an area of a software natively supporting HDR, like a web browser or a photo editor. This improvement works for both screenshots and video recordings.

HDR before: HDR now:
Magnifier
The magnifier shown during capture is larger and easier to use. You can also use the arrow keys to move the mouse more slowly for precise selection.
Hide desktop icon
You can now hide all desktop icons automatically during capture for cleaner results.
You can also still change the desktop wallpaper during capture from the settings.

Automatic blur (pro)
Via settings you can enable automatic detection and blur for sensitive content. This includes emails, credit cards, IP addresses, and API keys. This feature is available for PRO users in both screenshots and real-time video recording. Later, in the built-in image editor, you can choose which blurred sections to remove.

Removed Tesseract OCR
We removed the third-party Tesseract OCR integration because some of its components were often reported as insecure. Screenpresso now uses only the built-in Windows' OCR.
Enhanced video capture engine
Whole new video capture engine
Video capture now uses the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. Screenpresso now supports 4K video at 60 FPS in high quality (PRO). In settings, you can choose low quality for smaller files or high quality for better visuals.

By the way, Screenpresso is the only tool supporting GPU-based recording across multiple screens at the same time.
Added support for HEVC (pro)
You can now record video with the HEVC codec. HEVC can create smaller MP4 files with better quality, but it may be less compatible on some computers. It is disabled by default and can be enabled in settings.
Speech to text (pro)
You can now generate subtitles automatically from your voice while recording. After enabling this in Screenpresso settings and Windows privacy settings, Screenpresso listens only during recording to create text. Subtitles are saved as a .srt file next to your .mp4 file. You can edit the .srt file later with a text editor such as Notepad. You can share the MP4 and SRT as separate files, or merge subtitles into the MP4 with the built-in video editor. After merge, subtitles can no longer be edited.
Noise gate (pro)
Microphone recording quality is now 48000Hz mono, and audio loopback (speaker output) is now stereo. We also added a basic noise gate to reduce microphone background noise. We also increased the number of supported micropho

Enhanced screenshot engine
Whole new screen capture engine
Screen captures now use the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. After extensive testings, we believe Screenpresso now offers of the best capture engine for Windows.
Please notice the new engine works only with Windows 11, with graphic cards that supports it, and when all authorizations are given. Else, Screenpresso automatically reverts to the previous legacy capture engine. To check if it is working, take a capture, then open Screenpresso settings and look at the advanced setting named "ScreenshotNewEngine".
Window capture
If you use Alt+PrintScreen shortcut to capture a window, Screenpresso captures it exactly as it is displayed on the screen. If the window has a custom shape (for example, round), Screenpresso saves a rectangle with transparent corners. This keeps the result clean when you paste it into an email or document.
A round window example as it appears on the desktop:

Window's capture before:

Window's capture now:

Support for HDR screens
When HDR is enabled for a screen, screenshots could look overbright. This is now fixed via a new setting to enable if you capture an area of a software natively supporting HDR, like a web browser or a photo editor. This improvement works for both screenshots and video recordings.

HDR before:

HDR now:

Capture autoscroll
Improved the image stitching engine. Capturing a scrolling window works better and faster.
Magnifier
The magnifier shown during capture is larger and easier to use. You can also use the arrow keys to move the mouse more slowly for precise selection.
Hide desktop icon
You can now hide all desktop icons automatically during capture for cleaner results.
You can also still change the desktop wallpaper during capture from the settings.

Automatic blur (pro)
Via settings you can enable automatic detection and blur for sensitive content. This includes emails, credit cards, IP addresses, and API keys. This feature is available for PRO users in both screenshots and real-time video recording. Later, in the built-in image editor, you can choose which blurred sections to remove.

Removed Tesseract OCR
We removed the third-party Tesseract OCR integration because some of its components were often reported as insecure. Screenpresso now uses only the built-in Windows' OCR.
Enhanced video capture engine
Whole new video capture engine
Video capture now uses the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. Screenpresso now supports 4K video at 60 FPS in high quality (PRO). In settings, you can choose low quality for smaller files or high quality for better visuals.

By the way, Screenpresso is the only tool supporting GPU-based recording across multiple screens at the same time.
Added support for HEVC (pro)
You can now record video with the HEVC codec. HEVC can create smaller MP4 files with better quality, but it may be less compatible on some computers. It is disabled by default and can be enabled in settings.
Speech to text (pro)
You can now generate subtitles automatically from your voice while recording. After enabling this in Screenpresso settings and Windows privacy settings, Screenpresso listens only during recording to create text. Subtitles are saved as a .srt file next to your .mp4 file. You can edit the .srt file later with a text editor such as Notepad. You can share the MP4 and SRT as separate files, or merge subtitles into the MP4 with the built-in video editor. After merge, subtitles can no longer be edited.
Noise gate (pro)
Microphone recording quality is now 48000Hz mono, and audio loopback (speaker output) is now stereo. We also added a basic noise gate to reduce microphone background noise. We also increased the number of supported microphone types.
Mirrored Webcam
The webcam view is now mirrored. If you move your head to the right, it moves right in the preview/video.
New Webcam's shape
We replaced the

Important information
This release requires Windows 11 or above.
You must stay on your current Screenpresso version if you use an older version of Windows.
Enhanced screenshot engine
Whole new screen capture engine
Screen captures now use the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. After extensive testings, we believe Screenpresso now offers of the best capture engine for Windows.
Window capture
If you use Alt+PrintScreen shortcut to capture a window, Screenpresso captures it exactly as it is displayed on the screen. If the window has a custom shape (for example, round), Screenpresso saves a rectangle with transparent corners. This keeps the result clean when you paste it into an email or document.
A round window example as it appears on the desktop:

Window's capture before:

Window's capture now:

Support for HDR screens
When HDR is enabled, screenshots could look too bright. This is now fixed. This improvement works for both screenshots and video recordings.
HDR before:

HDR now:

Capture autoscroll
Improved the image stitching engine. Capturing a scrolling window works better and faster.
Magnifier
The magnifier shown during capture is larger and easier to use. You can also use the arrow keys to move the mouse more slowly for precise selection.
Hide desktop icon
You can now hide all desktop icons automatically during capture for cleaner results.
You can also still change the desktop wallpaper during capture from the settings.

Automatic blur (pro)
Via settings you can enable automatic detection and blur for sensitive content. This includes emails, credit cards, IP addresses, and API keys. This feature is available for PRO users in both screenshots and real-time video recording. Later, in the built-in image editor, you can choose which blurred sections to remove.

Removed Tesseract OCR
We removed the third-party Tesseract OCR integration because some of its components were often reported as insecure. Screenpresso now uses only the built-in Windows' OCR.
Enhanced video capture engine
Whole new video capture engine
Video capture now uses the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. Screenpresso now supports 4K video at 60 FPS in high quality (PRO). In settings, you can choose low quality for smaller files or high quality for better visuals.

By the way, Screenpresso is the only tool supporting GPU-based recording across multiple screens at the same time.
Added support for HEVC (pro)
You can now record video with the HEVC codec. HEVC can create smaller MP4 files with better quality, but it may be less compatible on some computers. It is disabled by default and can be enabled in settings.
Speech to text (pro)
You can now generate subtitles automatically from your voice while recording. After enabling this in Screenpresso settings and Windows privacy settings, Screenpresso listens only during recording to create text. Subtitles are saved as a .srt file next to your .mp4 file. You can edit the .srt file later with a text editor such as Notepad. You can share the MP4 and SRT as separate files, or merge subtitles into the MP4 with the built-in video editor. After merge, subtitles can no longer be edited.
Noise gate (pro)
Microphone recording quality is now 48000Hz mono, and audio loopback (speaker output) is now stereo. We also added a basic noise gate to reduce microphone background noise. We also increased the number of supported microphone types.
Mirrored Webcam
The webcam view is now mirrored. If you move your head to the right, it moves right in the preview/video.
New Webcam's shape
We replaced the old ellipse shape with a vertical rounded shape. The webcam rendering also now uses a new GPU-based engine.
Other changes
We removed AVI recording support and updated FFmpeg to version 8.0.
Artificial Intelligence (pro)
Screenpresso now includes Google Gemini AI.
In the built-in image editor, you can ask AI to modify your screenshot

Important information
This release requires Windows 10.0.20348 (May 24, 2021) or later.
You must stay on your current Screenpresso version if you use an older version of Windows.
Enhanced screenshot engine
Whole new screen capture engine
Screen captures now use the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. After extensive testings, we believe Screenpresso now offers of the best capture engine for Windows.
Window capture
If you click a window (instead of drawing a rectangle), Screenpresso captures it exactly as it is displayed on the screen. If the window has a custom shape (for example, round), Screenpresso saves a rectangle with transparent corners. This keeps the result clean when you paste it into an email or document.
A round window example as it appears on the desktop:

Window's capture before:

Window's capture now:

Support for HDR screens
When HDR is enabled, screenshots could look too bright. This is now fixed. This improvement works for both screenshots and video recordings.
HDR before:

HDR now:

Capture autoscroll
Improved the image stitching engine. Capturing a scrolling window works better and faster.
Magnifier
The magnifier shown during capture is larger and easier to use. You can also use the arrow keys to move the mouse more slowly for precise selection.
Hide desktop icon
You can now hide all desktop icons automatically during capture for cleaner results.
You can also still change the desktop wallpaper during capture from the settings.

Automatic blur (pro)
Via settings you can enable automatic detection and blur for sensitive content. This includes emails, credit cards, IP addresses, and API keys. This feature is available for PRO users in both screenshots and real-time video recording. Later, in the built-in image editor, you can choose which blurred sections to remove.

Removed Tesseract OCR
We removed the third-party Tesseract OCR integration because some of its components were often reported as insecure. Screenpresso now uses only the built-in Windows' OCR.
Enhanced video capture engine
Whole new video capture engine
Video capture now uses the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. Screenpresso now supports 4K video at 60 FPS in high quality (PRO). In settings, you can choose low quality for smaller files or high quality for better visuals.

By the way, Screenpresso is the only tool supporting GPU-based recording across multiple screens at the same time.
Added support for HEVC (pro)
You can now record video with the HEVC codec. HEVC can create smaller MP4 files with better quality, but it may be less compatible on some computers. It is disabled by default and can be enabled in settings.
Speech to text (pro)
You can now generate subtitles automatically from your voice while recording. After enabling this in Screenpresso settings and Windows privacy settings, Screenpresso listens only during recording to create text. Subtitles are saved as a .srt file next to your .mp4 file. You can edit the .srt file later with a text editor such as Notepad. You can share the MP4 and SRT as separate files, or merge subtitles into the MP4 with the built-in video editor. After merge, subtitles can no longer be edited.
Noise gate (pro)
Microphone recording quality is now 48000Hz mono, and audio loopback (speaker output) is now stereo. We also added a basic noise gate to reduce microphone background noise. We also increased the number of supported microphone types.
Mirrored Webcam
The webcam view is now mirrored. If you move your head to the right, it moves right in the preview/video.
New Webcam's shape
We replaced the old ellipse shape with a vertical rounded shape. The webcam rendering also now uses a new GPU-based engine.
Other changes
We removed AVI recording support and updated FFmpeg to version 8.0.
Artificial Intelligence (pro)
Screenpresso now includes Google Gemini AI.
In the built-in image editor, you can ask AI to 

Important information
This release requires Windows 10.0.20348 (May 24, 2021) or later.
You must stay on your current Screenpresso version if you use an older version of Windows.
Enhanced screenshot engine
Whole new screen capture engine
Screen captures now use the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. After extensive testings, we believe Screenpresso now offers of the best capture engine for Windows.
Window capture
If you click a window (instead of drawing a rectangle), Screenpresso captures it exactly as it is displayed on the screen. If the window has a custom shape (for example, round), Screenpresso saves a rectangle with transparent corners. This keeps the result clean when you paste it into an email or document.
A round window example as it appears on the desktop:

Window's capture before:

Window's capture now:

Support for HDR screens
When HDR is enabled, screenshots could look too bright. This is now fixed. This improvement works for both screenshots and video recordings.
HDR before:

HDR now:

Capture autoscroll
Improved the image stitching engine. Capturing a scrolling window works better and faster.
Magnifier
The magnifier shown during capture is larger and easier to use. You can also use the arrow keys to move the mouse more slowly for precise selection.
Hide desktop icon
You can now hide all desktop icons automatically during capture for cleaner results.
You can also still change the desktop wallpaper during capture from the settings.

Automatic blur (pro)
Via settings you can enable automatic detection and blur for sensitive content. This includes emails, credit cards, IP addresses, and API keys. This feature is available for PRO users in both screenshots and real-time video recording. Later, in the built-in image editor, you can choose which blurred sections to remove.

Removed Tesseract OCR
We removed the third-party Tesseract OCR integration because some of its components were often reported as insecure. Screenpresso now uses only the built-in Windows' OCR.
Enhanced video capture engine
Whole new video capture engine
Video capture now uses the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. Screenpresso now supports 4K video at 60 FPS in high quality (PRO). In settings, you can choose low quality for smaller files or high quality for better visuals.

By the way, Screenpresso is the only tool supporting GPU-based recording across multiple screens at the same time.
Added support for HEVC (pro)
You can now record video with the HEVC codec. HEVC can create smaller MP4 files with better quality, but it may be less compatible on some computers. It is disabled by default and can be enabled in settings.
Speech to text (pro)
You can now generate subtitles automatically from your voice while recording. After enabling this in Screenpresso settings and Windows privacy settings, Screenpresso listens only during recording to create text. Subtitles are saved as a .srt file next to your .mp4 file. You can edit the .srt file later with a text editor such as Notepad. You can share the MP4 and SRT as separate files, or merge subtitles into the MP4 with the built-in video editor. After merge, subtitles can no longer be edited.
Noise gate (pro)
Microphone recording quality is now 48000Hz mono, and audio loopback (speaker output) is now stereo. We also added a basic noise gate to reduce microphone background noise. We also increased the number of supported microphone types.
Mirrored Webcam
The webcam view is now mirrored. If you move your head to the right, it moves right in the preview/video.
New Webcam's shape
We replaced the old ellipse shape with a vertical rounded shape. The webcam rendering also now uses a new GPU-based engine.
Other changes
We removed AVI recording support and updated FFmpeg to version 8.0.
Artificial Intelligence (pro)
Screenpresso now includes Google Gemini AI.
In the built-in image editor, you can ask AI to 

Important information
This release requires Windows 10.0.20348 (May 24, 2021) or later.
You must stay on your current Screenpresso version if you use an older version of Windows.
Enhanced screenshot engine
Whole new screen capture engine
Screen captures now use the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. After extensive testings, we believe Screenpresso now offers of the best capture engine for Windows.
Window capture
If you click a window (instead of drawing a rectangle), Screenpresso captures it exactly as it is displayed on the screen. If the window has a custom shape (for example, round), Screenpresso saves a rectangle with transparent corners. This keeps the result clean when you paste it into an email or document.
A round window example as it appears on the desktop:

Window's capture before:

Window's capture now:

Support for HDR screens
When HDR is enabled, screenshots could look too bright. This is now fixed. This improvement works for both screenshots and video recordings.
HDR before:

HDR now:

Capture autoscroll
Improved the image stitching engine. Capturing a scrolling window works better and faster.
Magnifier
The magnifier shown during capture is larger and easier to use. You can also use the arrow keys to move the mouse more slowly for precise selection.
Hide desktop icon
You can now hide all desktop icons automatically during capture for cleaner results.
You can also still change the desktop wallpaper during capture from the settings.

Automatic blur (pro)
Via settings you can enable automatic detection and blur for sensitive content. This includes emails, credit cards, IP addresses, and API keys. This feature is available for PRO users in both screenshots and real-time video recording. Later, in the built-in image editor, you can choose which blurred sections to remove.

Removed Tesseract OCR
We removed the third-party Tesseract OCR integration because some of its components were often reported as insecure. Screenpresso now uses only the built-in Windows' OCR.
Enhanced video capture engine
Whole new video capture engine
Video capture now uses the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. Screenpresso now supports 4K video at 60 FPS in high quality (PRO). In settings, you can choose low quality for smaller files or high quality for better visuals.

By the way, Screenpresso is the only tool supporting GPU-based recording across multiple screens at the same time.
Added support for HEVC (pro)
You can now record video with the HEVC codec. HEVC can create smaller MP4 files with better quality, but it may be less compatible on some computers. It is disabled by default and can be enabled in settings.
Speech to text (pro)
You can now generate subtitles automatically from your voice while recording. After enabling this in Screenpresso settings and Windows privacy settings, Screenpresso listens only during recording to create text. Subtitles are saved as a .srt file next to your .mp4 file. You can edit the .srt file later with a text editor such as Notepad. You can share the MP4 and SRT as separate files, or merge subtitles into the MP4 with the built-in video editor. After merge, subtitles can no longer be edited.
Noise gate (pro)
Microphone recording quality is now 48000Hz mono, and audio loopback (speaker output) is now stereo. We also added a basic noise gate to reduce microphone background noise. We also increased the number of supported microphone types.
Mirrored Webcam
The webcam view is now mirrored. If you move your head to the right, it moves right in the preview/video.
New Webcam's shape
We replaced the old ellipse shape with a vertical rounded shape. The webcam rendering also now uses a new GPU-based engine.
Other changes
We removed AVI recording support and updated FFmpeg to version 8.0.
Artificial Intelligence (pro)
Screenpresso now includes Google Gemini AI.
In the built-in image editor, you can ask AI to 

Important information
This release requires Windows 10.0.20348 (May 24, 2021) or later.
You must stay on your current Screenpresso version if you use an older version of Windows.
Enhanced screenshot engine
Whole new screen capture engine
Screen captures now use the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. After extensive testings, we believe Screenpresso now offers of the best capture engine for Windows.
Window capture
If you click a window (instead of drawing a rectangle), Screenpresso captures it exactly as it is displayed on the screen. If the window has a custom shape (for example, round), Screenpresso saves a rectangle with transparent corners. This keeps the result clean when you paste it into an email or document.
A round window example as it appears on the desktop:

Window's capture before:

Window's capture now:

Support for HDR screens
When HDR is enabled, screenshots could look too bright. This is now fixed. This improvement works for both screenshots and video recordings.
HDR before:

HDR now:

Capture autoscroll
Improved the image stitching engine. Capturing a scrolling window works better and faster.
Magnifier
The magnifier shown during capture is larger and easier to use. You can also use the arrow keys to move the mouse more slowly for precise selection.
Hide desktop icon
You can now hide all desktop icons automatically during capture for cleaner results.
You can also still change the desktop wallpaper during capture from the settings.

Automatic blur (pro)
Via settings you can enable automatic detection and blur for sensitive content. This includes emails, credit cards, IP addresses, and API keys. This feature is available for PRO users in both screenshots and real-time video recording. Later, in the built-in image editor, you can choose which blurred sections to remove.

Removed Tesseract OCR
We removed the third-party Tesseract OCR integration because some of its components were often reported as insecure. Screenpresso now uses only the built-in Windows' OCR.
Enhanced video capture engine
Whole new video capture engine
Video capture now uses the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. Screenpresso now supports 4K video at 60 FPS in high quality (PRO). In settings, you can choose low quality for smaller files or high quality for better visuals.

By the way, Screenpresso is the only tool supporting GPU-based recording across multiple screens at the same time.
Added support for HEVC (pro)
You can now record video with the HEVC codec. HEVC can create smaller MP4 files with better quality, but it may be less compatible on some computers. It is disabled by default and can be enabled in settings.
Speech to text (pro)
You can now generate subtitles automatically from your voice while recording. After enabling this in Screenpresso settings and Windows privacy settings, Screenpresso listens only during recording to create text. Subtitles are saved as a .srt file next to your .mp4 file. You can edit the .srt file later with a text editor such as Notepad. You can share the MP4 and SRT as separate files, or merge subtitles into the MP4 with the built-in video editor. After merge, subtitles can no longer be edited.
Noise gate (pro)
Microphone recording quality is now 48000Hz mono, and audio loopback (speaker output) is now stereo. We also added a basic noise gate to reduce microphone background noise. We also increased the number of supported microphone types.
Mirrored Webcam
The webcam view is now mirrored. If you move your head to the right, it moves right in the preview/video.
New Webcam's shape
We replaced the old ellipse shape with a vertical rounded shape. The webcam rendering also now uses a new GPU-based engine.
Other changes
We removed AVI recording support and updated FFmpeg to version 8.0.
Artificial Intelligence (pro)
Screenpresso now includes Google Gemini AI.
In the built-in image editor, you can ask AI to 

Important information
This release requires Windows 10.0.20348 (May 24, 2021) or later.
You must stay on your current Screenpresso version if you use an older version of Windows.
Enhanced screenshot engine
Whole new screen capture engine
Screen captures now use the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. After extensive testings, we believe Screenpresso now offers of the best capture engine for Windows.
Window capture
If you click a window (instead of drawing a rectangle), Screenpresso captures it exactly as it is displayed on the screen. If the window has a custom shape (for example, round), Screenpresso saves a rectangle with transparent corners. This keeps the result clean when you paste it into an email or document.
A round window example as it appears on the desktop:

Window's capture before:

Window's capture now:

Support for HDR screens
When HDR is enabled, screenshots could look too bright. This is now fixed. This improvement works for both screenshots and video recordings.
HDR before:

HDR now:

Capture autoscroll
Improved the image stitching engine. Capturing a scrolling window works better and faster.
Magnifier
The magnifier shown during capture is larger and easier to use. You can also use the arrow keys to move the mouse more slowly for precise selection.
Hide desktop icon
You can now hide all desktop icons automatically during capture for cleaner results.
You can also still change the desktop wallpaper during capture from the settings.

Automatic blur (pro)
Via settings you can enable automatic detection and blur for sensitive content. This includes emails, credit cards, IP addresses, and API keys. This feature is available for PRO users in both screenshots and real-time video recording. Later, in the built-in image editor, you can choose which blurred sections to remove.

Removed Tesseract OCR
We removed the third-party Tesseract OCR integration because some of its components were often reported as insecure. Screenpresso now uses only the built-in Windows' OCR.
Enhanced video capture engine
Whole new video capture engine
Video capture now uses the graphics card (GPU) instead of the CPU. This improves performance and reduces memory usage. Screenpresso now supports 4K video at 60 FPS in high quality (PRO). In settings, you can choose low quality for smaller files or high quality for better visuals.

By the way, Screenpresso is the only tool supporting GPU-based recording across multiple screens at the same time.
Added support for HEVC (pro)
You can now record video with the HEVC codec. HEVC can create smaller MP4 files with better quality, but it may be less compatible on some computers. It is disabled by default and can be enabled in settings.
Speech to text (pro)
You can now generate subtitles automatically from your voice while recording. After enabling this in Screenpresso settings and Windows privacy settings, Screenpresso listens only during recording to create text. Subtitles are saved as a .srt file next to your .mp4 file. You can edit the .srt file later with a text editor such as Notepad. You can share the MP4 and SRT as separate files, or merge subtitles into the MP4 with the built-in video editor. After merge, subtitles can no longer be edited.
Noise gate (pro)
Microphone recording quality is now 48000Hz mono, and audio loopback (speaker output) is now stereo. We also added a basic noise gate to reduce microphone background noise. We also increased the number of supported microphone types.
Mirrored Webcam
The webcam view is now mirrored. If you move your head to the right, it moves right in the preview/video.
New Webcam's shape
We replaced the old ellipse shape with a vertical rounded shape. The webcam rendering also now uses a new GPU-based engine.
Other changes
We removed AVI recording support and updated FFmpeg to version 8.0.
Artificial Intelligence (pro)
Screenpresso now includes Google Gemini AI.
In the built-in image editor, you can ask AI to 

Workspaces: allow dropping a folder over an existing worksapce button in the workspaces area
Editor: fix blur drawing item not working with some specific images
Fixed the FileSystemWatcher that was making Screenpresso very slow with network drives
Other small bug fixes

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Changes
Capture: pressing Alt+Tab during a capture now automatically stops it
Workspace: the 'OpenWith...' feature is now using the standard Microsoft Windows' window
Editor: added a new advanced setting name 'OcrCopyAllAlways'. When set to True, the OCR text window will not be shown anymore.

Changes
Fix cursor pointer
Improve LogiOption+ issue documentation

Changes
During recording, the video toolbar now displays the total video recording time
Added support for AV1 video codec in MKV file
Updated FFmpeg to version 7.1 and libVLC to version 3.0.21
Updated WebP to version 1.5.0 and JpegXL to version 0.11.1
Fixed OneDrive sharing feature

Changes
Add a compatibility warning banner with Logi Option+ software
Fix issue with the Windows Store' version using too much CPU

Changes
Fixed an issue with the big mouse cursor stamp in the built-in editor
Fixed a rare issue with network proxy and TLSv12

Changes
Minor bug fix

Changes
Fix issue with DarkMode on some versions of Windows

Changes
14-nov-2024 The screenshot lines are now brighter when Windows theme is dark mode
Added a new advanced setting named ScreenshotLinesColor
Security
Improved security in the msi

Added Ctrl+0 shortcut to the built-in image editor to reset zoom to 100%.
The WorkspacesSelector's window size is now persistent.
Fixed lost video with low disk space.
Fixed a print issue due to invalid printer name.