Xnapper turns plain Mac screenshots into polished, shareable images automatically. See pricing from free to 49.99 dollars one-time, features, and alternatives.
Category
Photo Editing
Pricing
freemium, from Free with watermark; $29.99 one-time for 1 device (Basic plan)
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Last updated
July 19, 2026
Founded
2022
Free PlanMac
What Is Xnapper
Xnapper is a native macOS screenshot app created by indie developer Tony Dinh in 2022 to help creators turn plain screen captures into polished, shareable images.
The app was built out of Dinh's own need to regularly share attractive screenshots on Twitter and LinkedIn, a common pain point among indie developers and content creators.
It targets individual creators, founders, and product teams on macOS rather than enterprise design or documentation teams.
Key Features
Screenshots are captured in about two seconds and automatically styled with balanced padding, a rounded window frame, and a smart-selected background or gradient.
A built-in redaction tool can automatically detect and blur sensitive data such as emails, API keys, credit card numbers, and passwords before an image is shared.
Apple's Vision framework powers built-in text extraction, letting users copy text directly out of a screenshot, alongside annotation tools like arrows, shapes, text, and blur.
Pricing
Xnapper uses a freemium, one-time-payment model: the app is fully functional for free but exports carry a watermark until purchased.
Removing the watermark is a one-time purchase rather than a subscription, priced by the number of licensed Mac devices.
Current tiers are Basic at 29.99 dollars for one device, Personal at 39.99 dollars for two devices, and Standard at 49.99 dollars for three devices.
Key Features
Automatic Screenshot Styling — Adds balanced padding, rounded window framing, and a matching background automatically after capture.
Smart Background Selection — Analyzes the screenshot to pick an appropriate solid, gradient, or image background.
Sensitive Data Redaction — Automatically detects and blurs emails, IP addresses, credit card numbers, API keys, and passwords.
Built-In Text Extraction — Uses Apple's Vision framework to let users copy text directly out of a captured screenshot.
Annotation Tools — Includes arrows, shapes, text, and blur tools for marking up screenshots after capture.
Social Media Presets — Provides sizing presets optimized for common social platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn.
Screenshot History — Keeps a history of recent captures for quick reuse or re-editing.