The ‘comparative-competition’ here are the early version Ashampoo Snap 11.1.0 (), FastStone Capture 9.5 (), ShareX Portable 11.9.1 () and, TechSmith’s Snagit 2020.1.5 (Build 7133).

This is based on my early usage and 'tinkering' of the program as I have used Snap 10 and Snap 11 before. 'Limited' because I did not delve into all the features and functions of Ashampoo Snap 12. ‘Comparative' in the sense that all my reviews show comparison to existing ‘alternative’ applications. This is 'only' a ‘limited-comparative review/test’ of the new Ashampoo Snap 12. Ashampoo Snap has gone way beyond the basics and offers more for the user. The latest of the ‘Snap’ variant is Ashampoo Snap 12 (see latest version build below). Ashampoo has developed their own ‘paid’ screen-recording app in the likes of Ashampoo Snap (started out as ‘Ashampoo Magical Snap’ sometime way back 2013 or 2014). There are a lot of screen capture / recording applications out there (and all even the freeware version) compete for supremacy. Today almost often people ditch these ‘built-in’ tool for something more precise or, as simple put, what satisfies their needs. Other office applications developers also have developed their own brew to compete with “Snipping Tool”. Windows has developed its own “Snipping Tool” for the gazillions of users around the globe. Even ‘capturing’ has evolved to ‘recording’ to give us a more precise and specific means to obtain that needed image (or video data).

‘Capturing’ what you see in your pc screen has been crucial as it is a means of keeping a record and further documenting data. Now in this millennia we are all beyond “PrtScn”. Way back it got the job done because it was all we had really. Years ago ('greater' than a couple that is!) almost everybody was using that little keyboard button “PrtScn” in our day to day computing. Ashampoo Snap 12: A ‘limited-comparative review/test’

Snagit version 11.1.0