If you have been sharing screenshots, you have been doing it wrong. Why? Because you haven’t been using Monosnap.

Monosnap is described as 'allows you to save screenshots easily, conveniently, and quickly, sharing them with friends and colleagues at once' and is an app in the Photos & Graphics category. There are more than 25 alternatives to Monosnap for a variety of platforms, including Mac, Windows, Linux, the Web and Google Chrome. Monosnap Main Window You know I’m a fiend for taking screenshots and annotating them. I’ve most recently told you about TeamPaper Snap which is a somewhat limited, but still useful menubar app for screenshots. Its big advantage is that it allows you to instantly upload to the web and copy the URL to your clipboard.

As an online entrepreneur, you will need to share screenshots a lot. Whether you are sharing your screen with your team or your audience, capturing, annotating and sharing screenshots can take a long time. So today I’m talking about a great way to quickly do this!

Monosnap is a convenient screenshot and screencasting software that allows capturing different regions of your screen as an image with many after effects and editing tools such as annotations, blurring, highlighting etc. It also provides video casting solutions where you can record your desktop activities or use your webcam to make web casts.

Enter Monosnap

Monosnap for Windows screen capture software is a brilliant and intuitive piece of software that makes taking screenshots, not only easy, but….FUN.

Yeah, you heard me right!

By the end of this blog post, you’ll be wondering why you weren’t already capturing, editing and publishing screenshots this new way.

If you rather prefer watching a then here is a video where I talk about the different features of Monosnap.

Why Monosnap?

If you’ve been following my blog, you will realize that I have a very small tolerance for inefficiency which is why my search for the best way to do something never ends.
I found that capturing and sharing screenshots was taking a little too much time. My typical workflow for taking screenshots looked something like this (on a PC)

1. Open snipping tool
2. Capture screen area
3. Open MSPaint/ Gimp
4. Paste Screen Capture
5. Edit Screen Capture. (This took sooo…long..omgoshsooollooonngg)(try blurring something and you’ll know what I mean)
6. Save Screen Capture
7. Upload screen capture
8. Realize error in my edit…
9. Repeat from STEP 1 (Sheesh)

But then I came across this little piece of well thought out screen capture + Editor + Cloud storage software named
DRUM ROLL ….. MONOSNAP

What can Monosnap do?

Here are a list of things that Monosnap can do…and boy does it do a great job of it.

• Take full screen, part of a screen.
• Annotate your image with shapes, arrows, or text.
• Hide private information with the blur tool.
• Resize, crop and rotate images.
• Free cloud storage space for logged in users.
• One click upload to Cloud server.
• Record your screen to a video file.

Here is a screenshot of the month at tool in action!

Monosnap Mac

Monosnap is so good, I hardly use the snipping tool or “PrintScreen” button anymore.

Monosnap also allows me to quickly do a ctrl+c on its editor and paste it to any online location.

This is so much better than saving the photo and uploading it to some location.

Monosnap also runs as a background service in your taskbar, tray where you can easily find it when you want to take a screenshot.

Monosnap Editor

Monosnap is FREE and worth your while, so check it out today.
Let me know by comments if you liked this post and found monosnap useful.

So that was the end of another short and sweet blog post.

So what do you think? Are you going to try out Monosnap today?

Now go and use this information to rock your online business!