Local tools
Capture screenshots, select screen regions, annotate images, save files, and work locally without hosting.
- Region capture
- PrintScreen/tray workflow
- Shapes, arrows, text, highlights, and image tools
QuickShot Pro
Own your screenshots instead of handing them to someone else.
QuickShot Pro is a Windows screenshot, annotation, save, upload, and gallery package. Use it locally, or connect it to your own hosting with the included server files.
What it does
Capture. Edit. Save. Upload to your own server.
QuickShot Pro was designed to avoid the common screenshot trap: uploading private or work images to a third-party service you do not control.
Self-hosted upload
Use the included PHP server files to upload and manage screenshots through your own plain public_html hosting.
- Upload/gallery server files included
- Copy/share uploaded links
- Designed for plain PHP public_html hosting
Important: Screenshot capture, editing, and local saving do not require hosting.
Upload and gallery features require compatible PHP hosting. The server-side files are designed for a normal public_html folder, so nothing fancy is needed on the backend.
Included package
QuickShot Pro includes the app and the server-side pieces.
| Component | Included | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Windows app | Yes | Capture, edit, save, upload, and manage screenshots. |
| Server files | Yes | Upload/gallery functionality for plain PHP public_html hosting. |
| User guide PDF | Yes | Explains the app workflow and main tools. |
| Server setup PDF | Yes | Explains where to upload/configure the hosting-side files. |
FAQ
QuickShot questions
Does QuickShot Pro require hosting?
No for capture/edit/save. Yes for upload/gallery features. The upload/gallery side is designed for ordinary PHP-supported public_html hosting, which should work with most free web hosts that support PHP.
Why include server files?
The point is control. You can host your own screenshot uploads instead of depending on a third-party screenshot service.
Can I use it only as a local screenshot editor?
Yes. The local capture and editing workflow is useful even without setting up uploads.