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Getting Started
Capturing Screenshots
Editing Screenshots
Installation
System requirements
| Windows | macOS | |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum version | Windows 10 | A recent macOS release |
| Architecture | 64-bit | Apple Silicon and Intel |
Download
Download the latest installer for your platform from savvyshot.app.
- Windows —
Savvyshot_Setup_<version>.exe - macOS —
Savvyshot_Setup_<version>.dmg
Installing on Windows
- Run the downloaded
.exeinstaller. - If Windows SmartScreen shows a warning, choose More info → Run anyway (the installer is code-signed, but new releases can briefly trigger this warning).
- Follow the setup wizard. Savvyshot installs as a regular desktop application and adds a Start Menu shortcut.
- Launch Savvyshot. By default, it adds an icon to your system tray for quick access.
Installing on macOS
- Open the downloaded
.dmgfile. - Drag Savvyshot into your Applications folder.
- Launch Savvyshot from Applications or Launchpad. The app is notarized and code-signed, so it should open normally.
Permissions on first launch (macOS)
Some capture and editing features rely on macOS system permissions. Savvyshot will prompt for these the first time they're needed:
- Screen Recording — required for full-screen, window, and scrolling captures.
- Accessibility — required for scrolling capture to detect and scroll the target window, and for global capture hotkeys to work reliably.
If you skip a permission prompt, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and enable Savvyshot under Screen Recording and Accessibility, then restart the app.
Next steps
- Follow the Quick Start guide for your first capture.
- Take a tour of the app in Interface Overview.
Last updated June 15, 2026