Captures any window, even one hidden behind another, then annotates, scrolls, and records.
Clipperi is a Mac menu-bar app that photographs a window that is behind another, on another Space, or off-screen, while your focus and every other window stay right where they are. It also captures a region, the whole screen, and a scrolling page, and records the screen, all from global shortcuts.
Every capture is measured before you see it. One that reads blank or thin opens with a banner stating exactly what was measured, plus Re-shoot and Keep anyway, so an empty frame never slips into a folder under a perfect filename.
The annotation editor has arrow, box, ellipse, line, text, highlight, pixelate redaction, step counter, and crop. Copy text reads the words out of a capture on your Mac with Vision, and scrolling capture scrolls a window and stitches the frames on measured overlap. Recording uses ScreenCaptureKit. Clipperi runs on macOS 15 or later.
Capture a window hidden behind another, on another Space, or fully off-screen. Nothing comes to the front and your focus stays where you left it.
Each capture is checked for a blank frame. A suspect one opens the editor with the measurements and Re-shoot and Keep anyway buttons.
Drag a marquee over exactly what you want, or press Space to highlight a window instead. Repeat the last region with one shortcut.
Arrow, box, ellipse, line, text, highlight, pixelate, step counter, and crop, each on a single key, with Copy text to pull the words out of the capture.
Clipperi scrolls the window for you, measures the real overlap between frames, and stitches one tall image.
Control-Option-Command 4 through 9 capture a region, a window, the screen, a scrolling page, start or stop recording, and repeat the last region. Every built-in macOS shortcut keeps working.