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FyShot and ShareX, side by side.
What ShareX's own site says about it, next to what FyShot does. No prices — they change, and differ by country; the link goes to theirs.
Side by side
Each in its own words.
FyShot
- In the browser, on any computer or phone — nothing to install
- It doesn't capture: you paste a screenshot in, then mark it up, hide, frame and size it
- Free: 12 annotation tools, redaction, backgrounds, 12 frames, code screenshots, clean exports
- Cloud Pro: store-size sets, templates, motion export, PDF and SVG, cloud projects, AI
ShareX, by its own site · October 2026
- Free and open source, for Windows, with no ads
- Region, window, scrolling and automatic capture; screen and GIF recording
- An image editor with shapes, blur, pixelate and highlight
- Uploads to many destinations, with custom workflows
Choosing
Which one suits you.
ShareX may suit you better if
- You're on Windows and want capture and upload automated
- You want a free, open-source capture tool
FyShot may suit you better if
- You already have screenshots and want them presented, not just captured
- You make store, social or Open Graph images at exact sizes
- You'd rather not install anything, or you switch between machines
Whatever you pick
Five questions to ask any screenshot tool.
01
Where does the screenshot go?
Edited on your machine, or uploaded — and kept for how long?
02
Is redaction burned in?
Or is the hidden part still in the file underneath?
03
Is there a badge on exports?
On the free plan, and on every format?
04
Which platforms?
Mac, Windows, the browser — and your phone?
05
Does it say what it can't do?
A tool that's plain about its edges is easier to trust with the rest.