Since I wrote my first software review, TechSmith has continually added features and platforms, including the Mac. Combined, they allow you to capture, enhance, and share images and videos in many ways. The first program is the screen capture program, and the second is the image editor and library. I plan on using some of these features to create PDF guides for some tutorials. For example, you can create templates, presets, and themes. However, what makes Snagit different is that you can create processes that make routine tasks effortless. This is ideal for anyone that visually communicates with others. Granted, countless Windows and Mac programs can take screenshots, such as Windows Snipping Tool. This cross-platform proprietary file format is called snagX. One major enhancement they did in this regard is to introduce a new native file format for screen captures. Throughout the years, TechSmith has been focusing on feature parity between the Windows and macOS versions. The problems I encountered have been resolved to the extent that I’m comfortable recommending the software program again for all users. Techsmith did acknowledge and fix the issues. If you were a new user, you were probably happy with the robust feature set. In addition, there were some bugs that were very frustrating. While there were plenty of enhancements, including a new file format, there were some changes that impacted existing users and their image libraries. If you follow this site, you know I did not immediately recommend that existing owners of Snagit 2021 upgrade to SnagIt 2022.

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