CleanShot X utility for Mac adds new quick controls, blur options, and more

CleanShot X is one of our favorite Mac utilities, and it adds a bunch of powerful features to screen capture and recording on your Mac. Following a major update to the app in December, CleanShot X has been updated to version 4.1 with improved recording capabilities, new blur options for private messages, and more.

For those unfamiliar, CleanShot X replaces the built-in macOS screenshot tool with a more powerful and versatile feature set. There are powerful tools for annotating, saving images to the cloud, full-page screenshots, and more.

With today’s update to CleanShot 4.1, the app is adding a new feature to help ensure sensitive information is not visible in your screenshots. While you've always been able to pixelate sensitive information in CleanShot images, you can now also blur that information. There's also a new "Safe Blur" option that randomizes the blur pattern to make everything more difficult to read.

Another improvement in today’s update to CleanShot is the ability to lock the aspect ratio when you select a recording area. This makes it easier to record screenshots in a specific aspect ratio, such as 16:9 for uploading to YouTube.

Other new features in CleanShot Clipboard

• ⌘S
  – Save
  • ⌘W
  – Close
  • ⌘U
  – Upload To the Cloud
  • ⌘E
  – Open the annotation tool
  Added “Move to Trash” to the quick access overlay context menu (right click )
  • Added option to disable screen dimming while recording
  Added option to bypass the Save As dialog when holding ⌥ (Alt/Option) in the comment window
Added "Save" and "OCR" options to fixed screenshot context menu (right click)
• Improved compatibility with Desktop Stack and showing file extensions
• Changed the close button position on the Quick Access overlay
• Bug fixes and UI improvements
• If you want to check out the new CleanShot X feature, the company has a detailed video walkthrough Everything you need to know.

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