PicPick for Windows 10 - Full description
PicPick combines screen capture, image annotation and practical on-screen measuring tools for people who need to document software, explain a visual issue or prepare images for work. It suits everyday users as well as designers, trainers and support staff who want to capture content and make it clearer without switching between separate screenshot and editing applications.
Capture options cover the full screen, an active window, a scrolling window and a selected freehand area. These modes help match the capture to the material: a window capture isolates an application, while scrolling capture can record content that extends beyond the visible page. Once captured, an image can be cropped or resized, then annotated with marks and highlights to direct attention to important details. The built-in editor keeps these steps in the same workflow as the original capture.
PicPick also provides tools for inspecting and measuring what appears on screen. A color picker can identify colors in an image or interface, while the pixel ruler and protractor help measure dimensions and angles. Its whiteboard offers a space to draw or illustrate ideas for a presentation or tutorial. Customizable hotkeys and capture settings let users adapt common actions to their habits, and support for multiple file formats gives flexibility when saving images for different tasks.
These features make PicPick useful for creating instructions, reporting bugs, preparing annotated screenshots, checking interface colors and dimensions, or assembling visual material for presentations. Images can also be shared through supported cloud services and social media integrations, which can simplify distribution. Rather than treating screenshots as finished files, PicPick provides tools for capturing, editing, checking and sharing them within one application.
PicPick is shareware from NTeWORKS. It is available for Windows 10 and Windows 11, with support for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows editions stated for Windows 10. The interface brings its capture and editing tools together, while the capture modes, editor and measurement utilities address different parts of a screen-based workflow.