For you and your AI

A screenshot tool
for you.
And your AI.

Take screenshots and annotate them yourself—or let your AI create clear, polished images ready to share.

macOS 14+ · Works with local AI agents

Example promptCapture this window and highlight what needs review.
Demo project checklist captured and annotated with Framecap: a red frame and curved arrow highlight Product screenshots, labeled Review before launch.
Captured and annotated by an AI agent using Framecap.

One app. Two ways to work.

You

Capture with a shortcut. Add your finishing touches.

Your AI

“Capture this window and highlight what needs review.”

One capture, clear next steps

Show what matters.

Everything stays focused on the image: capture, mark, extract text, or keep a reference floating above your work.

Blue annotations over a screenshot

Annotate in place

Arrows, callouts, steps, cover, highlight, crop, and more—without a round trip to another editor.

Long screenshot with side preview

Scroll with control

You scroll; Framecap samples and joins verified overlap while a side preview shows the accumulated result.

Local text recognition result

Recognize text locally

Use macOS Vision from the editor. OCR is currently a GUI feature, not an Agent API.

Pin a reference

Keep an image above other windows while you work, then close the exact pin through the App or local API.

For local agents

Let your AI install and test Framecap.

Paste this into an AI agent that can use your Mac terminal.

Read the agent guide →
Prompt
Install Framecap from https://framecap.dev. Then capture a test window, add a rectangle, arrow, and text, export the image, and show me the result.

Tell me which features you tested and which you only learned from the website. Ask me before Screen Recording permission is needed.