Clipboard can also be managed with the help of ShareX. The entire left sidebar is reserved for a very intuitive menu, while the rest of the application window is where the screenshots that you take are gonna be listed. Image above is the default interface of ShareX. It also supports automatic image, file, and clipboard text uploads to over 25 different file, image, and text hosts (pastebin). You can use it to screen capture the entire desktop, application windows, geometrical shapes, free hand areas and many more combinations of the screen. You can follow the above steps to set other effects using the Image Effects Configuration” dialog.ShareX is a very small and a very lightweight screenshot taking software that let’s you take screenshots with different shapes. Image captures should now automatically result in the torn edge effect. Right click on the ShareX tray icon again, click on “After Capture Tasks” and click “Add image effects/watermark” to enable.Make sure the Torn Edge and Shadow Boxes are checked, type the name “Torn Edge with Shadow” in the name text box in the top right, and click “Export” to export the settings to backup.If you’d like, experiment with the settings until you get the torn edge look you want. Set those settings to Opacity 0.2, Size 10, Darkness 2, Color 165, 154, 154 (grey), and offset 5.0: Click “Add” again, then “Filters”->”Shadow”.Set the Depth to 8, Range to 5, Sides to Bottom, Right, and Curved Edges to False: On the dialog that appears, click “Add”->”Filters”->”Torn Edge”. Click the “Image effects conafiguration …” button.This will allow you to turn off the effect for a particular image:
Check the “Show image effects window after capture”. On the Task Settings dialog, click “Effects” under “Image”.Right click on the tray icon, select “Task Settings”.It took me awhile to figure out how to achieve the effect, and then some more time to figure out how to automatically apply it after a capture. I wanted to have screen captures automatically add a “torn edge” effect to a screen shot similar to what Snagit can do easily. ShareX is packed with features but not very user friendly.
ShareX is a great free and open source screen shot tool that rivals TechSmith’s Snagit.
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