Screenshotcut

Struggling to remember macOS screenshot shortcuts? Prefer using a mouse over a keyboard? This handy menu bar tool lets you quickly take screenshots with your mouse, eliminating the need to memorize and use keyboard shortcuts. - The first time you take a screenshot, the system will ask for relevant permissions. Please grant them. You can also open the app settings, click the "Screen Recording" permission button, and toggle the switch for this app in the System Settings window that pops up. - If you want this app to launch automatically at system startup, open the app settings, click the "Open at Login" permission button, then click the "+" button at the bottom of the "Open at Login" list in the System Settings window, and select this app from the Applications directory. - Three screenshot modes: Window, Entire Screen, and Free Selection - Take a screenshot immediately or set a delay of 2, 5, or 10 seconds - Choose to copy the screenshot to the clipboard, save it to a file, or open it with "Preview" - Options to control window shadows, mouse pointer, and screenshot sounds