Snagit

Snagit was created in 1990 by TechSmith Corporation. It was developed to provide users with a simple way to capture and annotate screen images for documentation and instructional purposes. Over the years, it evolved to include video recording capabilities and advanced editing tools, becoming a popular choice for professionals needing comprehensive screen capture solutions.

Snagit's strengths include its user-friendly interface, robust editing tools, and versatility in capturing both images and videos. Its weaknesses may involve a relatively high cost compared to basic screen capture tools and potential overkill for users needing simple captures. Competitors include Camtasia, Greenshot, Lightshot, and ShareX.

A Snagit expert must have skills in screen capture techniques, image and video editing, and annotation tools. They should be proficient in using Snagit's interface to efficiently manage captures, apply effects, and organize content. Familiarity with integrating Snagit outputs into other applications for documentation or presentations is also essential.