Use case

InSnap for technical writing

Writing an SOP by hand means click, screenshot, crop, arrow, type a sentence, repeat. InSnap records the task once and turns each click into an editable step with a screenshot and a title.

Technical writers need consistent screenshots, accurate step order and an output format that fits the knowledge base. InSnap records the real task, then lets you rewrite titles, reorder or hide steps and export the result.

What you can do

  • Record a task once; each click becomes a step with a screenshot, marker and title.
  • Rewrite titles, reorder, hide steps, add substeps and callouts (tip, warning, note).
  • Crop each screenshot and annotate the exact control.
  • Blur the same private region across every step in one action.
  • Add a cover page with title, subtitle, author, date and accent color.
  • Export to PDF, Word, PowerPoint, HTML, Markdown, SCORM 1.2 or JSON.

A documentation workflow

  • Record the task in the app you are documenting.
  • Review the generated steps and rewrite titles as instructions.
  • Add substeps for branching UI and callouts for warnings.
  • Blur customer data across all steps.
  • Export to the format your knowledge base or LMS accepts.

Why local matters

Drafts often contain unreleased UI and customer data. The recorder, OCR and redaction run locally; the guide leaves your computer only when you export or share it.

Honest limits

  • No Linux build: macOS 14.4+ and Windows 10+ only.
  • Guide recording and export are Pro features.
  • The editor supports a focused set of rich text (bold, italic, links, lists, colors); it is not a full word processor.

FAQ

Can I export a guide to Word or HTML?

Yes. The guide editor exports PDF, Word, PowerPoint, HTML, Markdown, SCORM 1.2 and JSON.

Can I hide the same data in every step?

Yes. Apply the blur or mosaic once in the guide editor and copy it to all steps.

Is guide recording free?

No. Guide recording and export are Pro features. Basic screenshot, annotation, pinning, OCR and basic MP4 recording are free.

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macOS 14.4+ (Apple Silicon & Intel) · Windows 10+ (64-bit)