In our daily work, maybe you need a multifunctional capture tool. Not like the “Print screen” button, you can only get the full screen. Sometimes you wanna a specific capture. Well, with PCHand Screen Capture, this kind of work would get easier.

For example, if you need a long page capture, it will cost you lots of time using the”Pr Scrn” button, you have to handle the screenshot in Photoshop or other graphic editor. But by using PCHand Screen Capture, you don’t need do these complex steps anymore and don’t need professional knowledge. Just click the capture button, then done. Get a long page becomes so easy. I have introduced that PCHand Screen Capture offers many different capture modes in the overview briefly. Like the Scrolling Window capture mode, just choose it and press the capture button, wait a moment, the long webpage is sent to the Editor automatically. The Fixed Rectangle capture mode, if you wanna a fixed area, with PCHand Screen Capture is the same easy. Just need to set the width and height before you start, and then click the button. You will get your images, it’s easy and fast.

If you have problems how to get the captured images as you wish? How to make these things faster? Try to use PCHand Screen Capture.

Do you want to capture the specific image you see on the screen and edit the captured image? With PCHand Screen Capture, you do not need the “Print Screen” on keyboard and Photoshop any more.

How? Hope you could get help from this step-by-step tutorial.

Step 1: Open what you want to capture, for example, a webpage, a software window, etc.
Step 2: Without minimizing it, open PCHand Screen Capture.
Step 3: Select a capture profile icon you would like to use.

 In the “Profile Settings” section, it’s available to change the input and output according to your needs.

Step 4:Clickand capture exactly what you want.

For example, choose “Rectangle”. You could see that the input is Rectangle, while the output is Editor. Just follow the tips to move the cursor to select a region that you want to capture.

When completed, the capture will be sent to the pre-set output.

 Step 5: Handle the image and done!

 Got it? Capture your own screenshot right now!