Snagit is a powerful and easy to use screen capture tool. This video goes through the basics of Snagit.

Snagit allows you to capture and edit transparency. That means that sections of your image could be fully or partially transparent so that the image underneath can show through. This tutorial walks you through the basics of working with transparency.

There are a few ways to point something out or add additional details to a capture. Stamps and callouts give you a some great options. In this video we go through the basics of adding callouts to an image and adding new stamps to your stamp collection.

It's easy to capture images with Snagit and it's just as easy to share those captures and place them in your project or document. This video shows how to send an image to Word, PowerPoint, Excel or any program that supports images. It also demonstrates the included Screencast.com output.

Snagit stores every capture you take. You can easily organize and search for images using keywords and data collected from the capture, such as window title, date, and website.

Snagit Editor let's you customize the controls that you use all the time and set a keyboard shortcut (hotkey) to just about everything in the application.

Snagit captures your images and stores them in the Snagit Library. You can sort and organize the images easily without having to manage every screen shot you take.

Profiles are a saved combination of capture settings. These are great when you have a repetitive task. And, you can share the profiles you create. This video shows you how to export profiles so others can use them.

Snagit is fro capturing your screen, but it's the Editor that makes marking up and adjusting your captures so easy. In this video we go through some of the basic things you can do with a capture.

Modern operating systems, like Vista and Windows 7 have a lot of transparency and rounded corners. This video shows you have to capture the style of transparency you want.