Capture Quickly Using OneClick

OneClick Overview

OneClick provides quick access for your capturing needs. Move your cursor over the red Capture button at the top of the screen to expand the OneClick options.

Hover over OneClick Capture button

OneClick is always present on the screen unless you exit Snagit or select the Turn off OneClick option in the classic capture window.

Note: OneClick requires Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.0 or later. Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.0 is included in the Snagit installation process. You can also download it here. If you do not have Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 installed, capture using the classic capture window.

Change the Location of OneClick

By default, OneClick appears at the top-center of the screen. OneClick can be docked anywhere along the left side, right side, or the top of the screen.

  1. Move the cursor over the OneClick Capture button.
  2. OneClick expands. Click and drag the bottom edge of OneClick to the desired location on the screen.
    Drag OneClick on screen to move

Capture with OneClick

  • All-in-One Image and Video Capture buttons: Provide the flexibility to capture the entire screen, a window, an area of the screen, or a scrolling region (image only) all from a single capture option. To learn how to take a capture with these options, see Using All-in-One Capture and Recording Video.
  • Profiles: Profiles are a set of saved capture settings which consists of a capture mode, capture type, effects, and a sharing destination. Snagit includes several pre-configured profiles to help you begin capturing quickly. To learn how to capture with a profile, see Streamlining with Capture Profiles.

Additional OneClick Options

OneClick numbered options

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The All-in-One Image and Video Capture options provide the flexibility to capture the entire screen, a window, an area of the screen, or a scrolling region (image only) all from a single capture option.

  • To set a hotkey for these capture options, click within the Hotkey field. Press the desired key combination on the keyboard. The new hotkey appears in the field.
  • To delete a hotkey, click the Delete icon in the Hotkey field.

When a hotkey is not assigned, the global capture hotkey PRINT SCREEN takes a capture with the selected profile or capture settings.

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Open the Program Preferences dialog where you can access Snagit program settings, edit hotkeys, control updates and notification options.

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Open the Snagit help file.

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Close Snagit. To open Snagit, select the Start button > All Programs > TechSmith > Snagit 11.

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Open the classic capture window to view, edit, and manage profiles.

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Open Snagit Editor to view, annotate, edit, and share captures.

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001 - Snagit Highlights Highlights I Video
002 - Introduction to Snagit 11 Getting Started I Video
003 - What's New in Snagit 11 Reference I Video
004 - Moving from Jing to Snagit Getting Started I Written
005 - 01: Starting Snagit Snagit Basics 0 Video
006 - 02: Capture Images and Share via Email Snagit Basics 0 Video
007 - 03: Adding a Callout Snagit Basics 0 Video
008 - 04: Recording a Video Snagit Basics 0 Video
009 - 05: Sharing a Video via email Snagit Basics 0 Video
010 - Using All-in-One Capture Getting Started I Video/Written
011 - Recording Video Getting Started I Video/Written
012 - Recording System Audio Capture I Video
013 - Streamlining with Capture Profiles Capture II Video/Written
014 - Getting to Know the Editor Getting Started I Video
015 - Sharing with Snagit Share II Video
016 - Share to Screencast.com Share I Written
017 - Annotate with Drawing Tools Edit II Video
018 - Enhance Your Image with Effects Edit II Video
019 - Customizing Tools using Quick Styles Styles II Video/Written
020 - The Library and Organizing Captures Library II Written
021 - Vector Objects and Selection Canvas I Written
022 - The Snagit Project File Format Reference I Written
023 - File Formats Overview Reference II Written
024 - Scrolling Capture Troubleshooting Capture II Written
025 - Capturing Using Custom Scroll Capture II Video
026 - Capturing a Scrolling Region Capture II Video
027 - Capturing Text Capture I Video
028 - Using Snagit 11 on Windows 8 Reference I Video/Written
029 - Editing Video Captures in Camtasia Studio 7 Edit II PDF
030 - Editing Video Captures in Camtasia Studio 8 Edit II PDF
031 - Downloading Profiles and Outputs Share II Video
032 - Understanding the Capture Modes Capture I Video
033 - The Many Ways People Use Snagit Example I Written
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035 - Use Snagit for Feedback or Grading Example II Written
036 - Create Handout Graphics from a Video Capture Example II Written
037 - Maintain Privacy in Your Captures Edit II Written
038 - Batch Convert Images Edit II Written
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