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Snagit: The Very Basics

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We’d like to think that Snagit is pretty easy to use. For some, however, installing and exploring any new software can be intimidating and confusing. The new Snagit Basics video series is geared toward the inexperienced computer user.  In these five short videos, we cover the bare essentials – everything from locating Snagit on your Windows PC to sending pictures and videos via email. Each video is a step-by-step walkthrough set a comfortably slow pace, perfect for learning Snagit from scratch Continue reading

Snagit 11: 10 Great Tips & Tricks for Creating Great Images

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Over the years I have developed several quick tricks that help me create images that convey their intended message. I have put my top 10 tips and tricks into a short, illustrated PDF guide that you can download here: http://www.screencast.com/t/lD0yu2I7Z. For example, I'll show you how to quickly de-clutter an image so your viewers can really see what's important. I would love to hear about your tips and tricks for creating great images. Just use the comments area to share what works for you!   Continue reading

Live on The Forge today (2pm ET) – Anum from HubSpot, Snagit for “Evil,” Skype capture

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Video is now updated! Refresh this blog post at 2:00pm ET to see the live video stream and chat below! The Twitter hashtag is #tscforge. On today's show...featured guest Anum Hussain (@anummedia) from HubSpot will explain what inbound marketing is and how creating and giving away useful content can drive leads and sales for your business. Our education evangelist Dave McCollom (@davemccollom) will share some ideas for using Snagit for eeeeevil. (Not the evil kind, the fun kind.) And Walter Continue reading

Help My Capture! How do I remove a busy background using Snagit 11?

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We have been asked by Snagit customer, Rolf, what is the easiest way to make the  background of a head shot transparent when the background is not a single solid color? In this situation, color replacement will not work well. So, you need to do this process manually using the Erase, Selection, and Fill tools, and if desired, the Blur tool. This is a simple, straightforward process that I have described below. Before You Begin Tips! The more you do this.. the faster and more proficient Continue reading