Yes, you can record videos from a web camera while capturing a desktop screen. If you’re using a gaming console, you can screen record an HDMI video output. You can record 2D & 3D games and save videos in 4K UHD quality with the framerate up to 480fps. Sure! VSDC is perfect for game recording. You don’t need the Internet connection to record your screen and save the video. And if I were to nitpick, I'd say the lack of a timed screenshot is a bit unfortunate.Yes, the application works offline. My only complaints are regarding the lack of a system tray icon, and support for hotkeys.

While not as powerful as ShareX (my preferred tool), Sniptool is lightweight, and the editor is delightfully easy to use. The program's settings are quite basic, it has some themes to choose for the panel interface and a magnifier option. The editor isn't exclusive to screenshots you take with Sniptool, you can also use it to open existing images and edit them. The size of the image you're working with is displayed in the bottom left corner of the screen. It also has a couple of tools to add a filter or a shadow. You can use it to resize, crop, rotate, flip the image. There is another toolbar, that appears when you click on the displayed image. I've always found the arrow and number tools to be very useful when creating an image-assisted tutorial/guide. The toolbar at the bottom of the screen has the following drawing tools: Marker, Pen, Rectangle, Transparent rectangle, Filled Rectangle, Line, Ellipse, Arrow, Double-arrow, number buttons and filled number buttons.

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