To make it simpler to see the content when you scroll or pan during capture, enlarge the web browser or application window.Click the Stop button on the Panoramic toolbar to halt a panoramic capture.Ĭlick the Capture window icon in the taskbar if the toolbar is hidden.Snagit records anything visible in the chosen region. Scroll the content you want to capture using the mouse wheel or the window scroll bars.Click the Start button located on the Panoramic toolbar.Select Panoramic Capture from the menu.To pick a portion of a screen window, click and drag it. Pick the All-in-One tab in the Capture window.In order to accurately catch only the appropriate section of a window, it provides greater control than automatic scrolling. You can use panoramic capture to scroll up, down, or side to side to capture long web pages, big program windows, and documents. Select Snagit menu > Preferences > Capture tab > Fix Capture Permissions. Note:Verify that scrolling capture is turned on in Snagit for Mac if the scroll arrows do not appear. You can preview, edit, and share the capture once it is opened in Snagit Editor. To capture the full scrolling area, the vertical scrolling region, or the horizontal scrolling area, click an arrow.Press the Capture button, Windows’ Print Screen key, or Control+Shift+C to take a screenshot (Mac).
Click the All-in-One tab in the Capture window.Open or prepare the subject you wish to record.To prevent cropping the captured image’s undesirable edges, select this option.Īutomatic Scrolling using Scrolling Arrows: By manually using panoramic capture, you can more precisely scroll a window horizontally or vertically to only capture the specific region of the window or web browser that you want to capture.Automatically with Scrolling Arrows: To automatically capture the whole contents of a window or web browser, scroll it horizontally, vertically, or in both directions.A scrolling area can be captured in one of two ways:
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