Capture the full screen or a window

Capture the whole screen you're using, or capture the active window right away without selecting an area.

Full screen

Press ⇧⌘3 (requires Replace macOS Screenshot Keys) or choose menu bar › Screenshot › Full Screen. OneNotch captures the screen the pointer is on.

Window

Press ⇧⌘9 or choose menu bar › Screenshot › Window. OneNotch captures the active window right away, without you selecting anything.

To capture a different window without bringing it to the front, start an area capture (⇧⌘4), press A, then click that window.

Keep window shadow (on by default, in Settings › Screenshot › Capture) keeps the shadow around the window in the image.

Tip

When you capture from the menu in the menu bar, OneNotch waits for the menu to close completely before capturing, so the menu doesn't end up in the image.

Also in Screenshot

Screenshot shortcutsThe default capture shortcuts, how to make ⇧⌘3 and ⇧⌘4 use OneNotch instead of macOS, and how to fix conflicting shortcuts.
Capture an area of the screenSelect the area to capture, move the selection, capture the same area as last time or pick an app window.
Capture a long scrolling pageCapture a whole web page, conversation or long document as one image by scrolling while you capture.
Capture a screen element or a subjectCapture exactly one button, field or frame on screen, or capture something and lift its subject off the background.