Snip My
Snip My is a macOS screenshot and annotation app that helps you capture, edit, and share screen snips from windows, selections, or full displays.
What is Snip My?
Snip My is a native macOS screenshot and annotation app for capturing screen content and marking it up before sharing or saving it. It is designed for people who need quick visual communication, such as documenting issues, giving feedback, saving reference material, or creating simple instructions from what is on screen. The app supports several capture styles, including selected areas, individual windows, full-screen captures, and multiple displays. After taking a snip, you can edit it with drawing tools, text, highlights, stickers, cropping, rotation, and resizing. Snip My also supports exporting or sharing captures in common formats, which fits everyday productivity workflows on Mac. It is published by Mahtca Global S.R.L. and distributed for macOS through the App Store.
Key features
- Capture a selected area, window, full screen, or all displays
- Delay a screenshot so you can capture menus or temporary on-screen elements
- Annotate snips with drawing tools, highlights, text, and stickers
- Crop, rotate, flip, and resize screenshots before saving
- Save captures as PNG, JPG, or PDF
- Copy snips to the clipboard and share them quickly
- Print screenshots directly from the app
- Reopen recent snips stored locally on your Mac
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Snip My is a legitimate screenshot utility for macOS. To capture screen content, it may request normal Mac permissions such as Screen Recording, and any screenshots you take can contain sensitive information from other apps or documents. Use it the same way you would use any screenshot tool: review what is visible before capturing or sharing, especially if private messages, account details, or work material are on screen.
Recommendation: Keep Snip My if you use it for screenshots, visual notes, or quick image markup on your Mac. If you do not use it, you can remove it without affecting macOS itself, though you may lose access to its saved snips, custom settings, and editing workflow.
Common paths
/Applications/Snip My.app
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