Which one are you?

CEO in software development company (Mark Winston):

I started using Jet Screenshot with one objective - to help our team work together more effective. It's exactly what I got. With the simple and effective screenshot exchange approach of Jet Screenshot, we can share examples of work and convey ideas much faster. Having used Jet Screenshot for several weeks, we can't imagine our work without it. I really appreciate Jet Screenshot for making our web communication more productive.

Student (Julia Rogers):

I really value Jet Screenshot for the ability to quickly show my friends any stuff I come across. It can be a piece of some serious work or something funny for entertainment. I use it every day. Now it's so easy to share all interesting things I see and then discuss them with my friends. I recommend you give it a try.

Freelance designer (Julia Kent):

I mostly participate in projects that require communication with people through the web, and I send them lots of examples of my work. I used to make screenshots, saved them to PC, edit images with Photoshop and only then send them via e-mails. With Jet Screenshot, I can avoid such a waste of time and reach virtually the same goal - sharing an edited screenshot in seconds.

Support service specialist (Nick Piron):

Although this is certainly not the best or most feature packed screen shot software I have, it is great for when i am doing tech support and need to take shots and upload quickly. The url to the image is automatically copied to the clipboard for pasting into an IM or email. Very cool.

Business Analyst (Bob Kolias):

Excellent program, I use it about 15 times a day. Nothing can match it if you have to show quickly and clearly what you want or what you see on your screen! With Jet Screenshot my phone calls, email and video conferences can now be supplemented with pictures, and this helps a lot! I don't need 1000 words explanations anymore. I make a snap, annotate and share it easily with my co-worker by Yahoo Messenger. I think image collaboration should be easy and take no more than a few seconds to edit and share a captured image with anyone. This is exactly what Jet Screenshot is doing. Try it!

Screenshots

Unlike the majority of similar programs that confuse the user with their bulkiness and difficulty, Jet Screenshot is an extremely simple. The program sits in the system notification area, in the corner by the digital clock, ready to capture your screen whenever you click on the icon:

Then it drops the selected-area marker on your screen, where you can crop the area to be sent over, mark or comment it, just like you would do with a pencil over a sheet of paper.

Crop the area to be sent over, mark or comment it, just like you would do with a pencil over a sheet of paper

Just a click on the 'Share to Web' button, once all the manipulations are done, completes the work, and in a few moments you will have the Web link to the image in the clipboard. Now simply hit Ctrl+V in any online messenger or e-mail to show your screensnap to others.

Just a click on the 'Share to Web' button, and in a few moments you will have the Web link to the image in the clipboard

It's up to you how you'd like to capture your screen - by clicking on the application icon in the tray or by hitting a keyboard shortcut. Keyboard shortcuts can be defined in the program settings available through the context menu that appears by right-clicking on the application icon.

And to keep your screenshots away from the unwanted eye, you can have the program upload them to your own FTP server - simply enter its parameters in the program settings.