Gyazo for Mac now supports Quick Mode and Studio Mode for both screenshots and video, so you can choose the right way to capture for the task at hand.

Quick Mode is there when speed matters. Select an area and capture immediately, making it ideal for quickly saving something you noticed, sharing an issue with a teammate, or recording a short interaction before it disappears.

Studio Mode is for captures you want to present clearly. Before taking a screenshot or starting a recording, you can adjust the position and size of the selected area. That means less unnecessary content around the edges, less cropping afterward, and a result that is easier for others to understand at a glance.

For screenshots, Studio Mode is also useful when creating a series of images. You can keep the capture area fixed while interacting with the app behind it and take multiple captures with consistent framing.

• Capture immediately with Quick Mode when speed is the priority.
• Refine the frame with Studio Mode when clarity and presentation matter.
• Set separate defaults for screenshots and video to match your usual workflow.
• Open the other mode from the three-dot menu whenever you need to switch temporarily.

This is especially helpful when creating product documentation, bug reports, tutorials, onboarding materials, presentations, and demos. Instead of fixing the framing after every capture, you can make the image or video easier to use from the moment you capture it.

Spend less time adjusting captures afterward—and more time putting them to work.

This improvement is available to all Gyazo for Mac users.

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