Screen recorder for your 9th take. A lightweight macOS menu bar app to capture, record, trim, copy, or export any screen region in a few clicks.
About Taken
Taken is a lightweight screen capture utility built on Glaze, Raycast's AI app platform. It sits in the macOS menu bar and lets you select any part of your screen, or reuse your last region, to capture screenshots, record video, trim, copy, or export in just a few clicks. Saved regions and capture history make repetitive capture workflows fast, and settings cover frame rate, audio, and save location.
At 58 KB, it stays out of your way.
Pricing model: Free
Features
- Screenshot and record any screen region
- Reuse your last region for repeat captures
- Trim recordings before export
- Capture history and saved regions
- Copy to clipboard or export
- Configurable frame rate, audio, and save location
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