EIMAGE

A screenshot.
A clearer point.

Capture what matters. Add an arrow, write a note, or conceal a private detail. Then copy or save your image.

Get EIMAGEView source

Free and open source. No account. No watermark.

Make your point. Try it here.

Interactive example · desktop capture runs in the app

EIMAGELocal image editor

Your next screenshot starts here.

Open an image to try the editor. Screen capture runs in the desktop app.

PNG, JPEG and WebP · processed on your device
No image selected
Example screenshot. Edit it or open your own image.Local processing

This fictional workspace is an example. You can also open your own PNG, JPEG or WebP. Editing happens on your device; this page never uploads your images.

From your screen
to someone else’s.

  1. Capture

    Choose a screen or window in the desktop app. Select a smaller region after capture, or open an existing image.

  2. Make it clear

    Draw, add an arrow, place text or crop the frame. Cover sensitive details with a solid, permanent cover in the exported image.

  3. Share a local image

    Copy the result to your clipboard or save it as PNG, JPEG or WebP. Your screenshots are never sent to an EIMAGE server.

Yours to use.
Yours to inspect.

Every feature is free. EIMAGE is MIT-licensed, with a Tauri + React desktop app and a public source repository.

Check releasesBuild from source

Release status

Windows
Build target · platform validation pending
macOS
Build target · platform validation pending
Linux
Build target · see the validation report

Public installers and signed releases are not published yet. The releases page will list available downloads; build instructions are in the repository.

Read the validation report

Check the file you download.

Open source makes the code inspectable. It does not replace checking a particular installer. Match the release checksum, inspect its signature when available, and scan the downloaded file with VirusTotal if you want another check.

Open VirusTotal Security and verification guide

EIMAGE does not upload files to VirusTotal. A scan result describes the file scanned; it is not a guarantee that software is risk-free.

A few practical answers.

Is EIMAGE really free?

Yes. All implemented features are free, with no paid tier, account requirement, subscription or watermark. The source is available under the MIT license.

Where do my screenshots go?

They stay in your editor until you copy or save them. EIMAGE has no image upload service or telemetry. Saving writes to the location you choose; copying puts the flattened image on your system clipboard, which another app may read.

Can concealed details be recovered?

The exported image contains an opaque solid cover over the selected pixels. It contains no editable annotation layers or original pixels beneath that cover. Check the selected area before sharing. The original image, editor undo history and any older saved copies can still contain the details until you clear or remove them.

Does capture work on every Linux desktop?

X11 is the initial validation target. Wayland capture depends on the compositor and desktop portals and is not guaranteed. On macOS, grant Screen Recording permission. Platform-specific status is documented before a release is published.

Can I use it in my browser?

You can try the local image editor here. Desktop screen and window capture use the native Tauri application. The website demo does not capture your screen.