Kagami grabs screenshots, recordings, and GIFs in a free, open-source menu bar app for MacOS.
{{ICON:github}} View on GitHubStart a scrolling capture and Kagami rides the page down for you — auto-scrolling, stitching every frame together, and handing you back one clean image. No more twelve overlapping screenshots taped together by hand.
Need to add a bit more context? Bring any capture into Kagami's annotation tools so you can mark up what matters before you send it anywhere.
Kagami captures your screen alongside system audio, your microphone, and a live webcam bubble, all saved locally as video or GIF when you stop.
Kagami has no cloud storage, no account, and no terms of service granting anyone rights to what you capture.
Every capture, recording, and annotation is written straight to disk on your Mac. Nothing is ever uploaded anywhere.
No account, no email, no login screen. Just open Kagami and start capturing.
There's no fine print granting anyone rights to what you capture, because there's no service involved.
No internet connection required. Kagami runs entirely on-device, so your captures stay yours, even offline.
Start capturing your ideas right away and keep it up. It's free forever.
macOS 13 Sonoma or later · Free download