

Share your Jing screenshots and screencasts on: Screencast, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr etc. With Jing, you can add an image to your blog, or instantly share your captures through IM, email and more. Jing Loves to Share - Send your screenshots or screencasts all over the web.

Jing will capture a window, pane, or region with just one click.Īnnotate your captures - You can easily emphasize a point or explain a tricky concept and mark up your screenshot with a text box, arrow, highlight, or picture caption with the easy to use Jing Editor. It is a great tool for adding basic visual elements to all of your online conversations.Ĭapture What You See - The Jing sun sits nicely on your desktop, ready to capture your screen at a moment’s notice. Jing lets you to instantly capture images and record video on your computer and then share them with anyone. Customise the interface by adding the sharing features you need, and the program will upload your grab in a click - simple.Īnd better still, Jing can also capture what's happening on your desktop as a short video (Flash SWF format), complete with audio (though also a Jing logo), sharing it in all the same ways.Best Free tool for Capturing Images, Recording Videos and Annotating them When you want to grab something, click this, select the Capture option and choose exactly what you'd like to grab (an individual application, or your complete desktop?), and whether you want to capture an image or a short (5 minutes maximum) video.Ĭhoose the Image option and Jing looks much like many other screen grab tools, with options to annotate your image with text, boxes, arrows and more, and then save the image to disc (the program only supports PNG files).īut a major advantage here is that Jing can also share your grab on Twitter, Facebook, Flickr,, upload it to an FTP server, and more. Launch the program and it runs quietly in the background, displaying a simple icon at the top of your screen.

Jing is an ingenious screen capture tool that makes it easy to create an image or video of what you're looking at right now, then share it on the web, via email, Twitter, instant messaging and more.
