Notater fra floaten
Veiledninger, sammenligninger og tankegangen bak Floatie.
Kopier et skjermbilde til utklippstavlen på Mac uten å lagre det
Kopier et Mac-skjermbilde direkte til utklippstavlen med Kontroll-Skift-Kommando-4, lim det inn i en melding og løs tilfeller der en app krever et filvedlegg.
Slik organiserer du skjermbilder på Mac og holder skrivebordet ryddig
Organiser Mac-skjermbilder med en egen lagringsmappe, beskrivende filnavn, stabler på skrivebordet og en separat arbeidsflyt for midlertidige bilder og referanser.
Slik reduserer du filstørrelsen på et Mac-skjermbilde uten å gjøre det uleselig
Gjør et Mac-skjermbilde mindre med Forhåndsvisning: beskjær tomme områder, reduser pikselmålene, velg PNG eller JPEG, og sjekk at teksten fortsatt er leselig før du deler bildet.
Ta nyttige skjermbilder til feilrapporter på Mac
Lag en tydeligere feilrapport med et avgrenset skjermbilde, en kort mal for å gjenskape problemet, leselige markeringer og den nøyaktige feilteksten utviklere kan søke etter.
Slik endrer du hvor skjermbilder lagres på Mac
Finn ut hvor Mac-skjermbilder havner, endre standardmappen med Skift-Kommando-5, velg skrivebordet igjen og sjekk hvorfor en opptak havnet på utklippstavlen i stedet.
How to Remove the Background From a Screenshot on Mac
Lifting the subject out of a capture and leaving the background transparent — Preview's background removal, Floatie's one-press version, and what makes a clean cut.
How to Pick a Colour From the Screen on Mac
Getting the HEX value of any colour on screen — the built-in Digital Colour Meter, Floatie's colour picker, and why the same colour sometimes reads differently.
How to Add Arrows and Numbers to a Mac Screenshot
Marking up a capture with arrows, boxes and numbered steps — what the built-in markup gives you, and what Floatie's editor adds on top of the floating shot.
How to Change Mac Screenshot Shortcuts
What to do when ⌘⇧3 or ⌘⇧4 clashes with another app or just doesn't suit your hands — where to change them, where clashes hide, and Floatie's own defaults.
How to Capture a Single Window on Mac
How to grab one window cleanly instead of dragging around it — the built-in shortcut, dropping the drop shadow, and Floatie's window capture.
Why I Built Floatie Instead of Using Fuwari
I liked how Fuwari leaves a capture floating on screen, but I wanted different borders, opacity, and saving. Here's how Floatie started.
How to Pin a Screenshot on Your Mac Screen
How to keep a screenshot floating on screen instead of filing it away. Move a Floatie shot, set its size and opacity, and pin it so other apps can't cover it.
After ⌘⇧4: The macOS Screenshot vs Floatie
The built-in macOS screenshot (⌘⇧3/4/5) is fast up to the moment it saves — after that it leaves you hanging. Here's what macOS does well, and what Floatie picks up from there.
How to Copy Text from a Screenshot on Mac
Stop retyping sentences out of screenshots. With Floatie's on-device text recognition (OCR) you can select and paste the text within seconds of capturing it.
How to Blur Sensitive Info in a Mac Screenshot
When a screenshot catches an email address, a phone number, or an API key, here is how to cover it with Floatie's mosaic tool and share it right away — step by step.
Scrolling Screenshots on Mac: A Long Page in One Shot
How to capture a long web page or conversation as a single stitched image instead of several separate shots. Floatie's scrolling capture shortcut, the steps, and how it differs from what macOS offers.
How to Record Part of Your Screen on Mac
How to record a single region or window instead of the whole screen. Pick the area in Floatie, then trim, crop, and blur the recording in the floating preview before exporting.
CleanShot X and Shottr Alternatives: How Floatie Compares
CleanShot X, Shottr, and Floatie compared on price, distribution, scrolling capture, OCR, and pinning shots on screen. Prices verified September 2026, and what each app does best.
Why the Buttons Live in the Four Corners
A floating Floatie shot has buttons in its corners instead of a fixed toolbar. Here's why the four most-used actions went to the corners and everything else went to the right-click menu.