Batch processing of images

Apply image profiles to folders/subfolders

Time Delay

Capture open drop-down menus and more

New options when applying a profile to an image

•  Replace shapes
• Replace only profile shapes
•  Add profile shapes

Feature Enhancements

• New palettes with new objects (Loop, Arrow, etc.)
• Ability to rotate objects
• Customize bubble "pointer" options
• Anti-aliasing
• Capture/don't capture cursor option
• Apply/detach profiles to an image
• GIF enhancements and transparency support
• Set canvas to specified size prior to image capture

Improved usability

• Object Layers Pane for better manipulation of objects within an image
• Auto-save when capturing based off profile settings
• Minimize to system tray
• Mouse selection of multiple objects simultaneously

Fully Integrated

Enjoy tight integration with other MadCap products including MadCap Lingo, Flare and Mimic.

Content Reuse

Maximize content reuse by applying the same rules used for text to images. By adding variables to callouts and images for example, there's no need to recapture or reinsert images into your documentation when text or version changes are required.

Ease of Use

Edit and enhance images captured from your screen in a familiar, user-friendly interface.

File Support

Create images in industry standard file formats including BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG and TIFF.

Capture Regions Consecutively

Now capture multiple images without having to select the capture option each time. Plus, in between each consecutive capture, you can relocate and resize the region as well as manipulate the onscreen content you want to capture.

Context Menu Enhancements

The Capture Editor context menu has been enhanced for improved ease of use. You can right-click in the Capture Editor and access the context menu, which now features shortcuts to all editing modes, such as hand mode, loop mode, polygon mode, in addition to normal context menu options like cut, copy, and paste.

Grids for Images

Grids help you more accurately place images and objects on a frame. The grid does not display in the output, but is simply shown in the Capture Editor. By dragging and placing the edges of an object along those dots, you can be assured that the object is positioned more accurately and aligned with other objects and images in the frame.

Sleek New UI

A new user interface has been completely redesigned for enhanced authoring and ease of use, featuring ribbons, a Quick Access Toolbar, a new Getting Started Wizard and more.

New Subscription, Multi-user Perpetual and Floating/Enterprise Licensing Options

New licensing options mean greater flexibility to fit the unique needs of your organization.