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It hasn't been updated since 2011 but it's from the maker of vector clocks (https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1999). Supports transparency, ability to combine screenshots, position, rotate, add reflections, 3D views, and more. It's the only freeware program I've been able to find with a "zoom" view component (like Screenpresso) in its editor:

Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/JRcHq5w.png (somewhat large so I'm just linking to it)

Home: http://www.crossgl.com/asc_overview.htm / Snapfiles: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/alphascreenshot.html

Status: Not portable. I couldn't get around the installer with something like Universal Extractor. The program writes to \AppData\Local\SnapDraw-Free

OS: Doesn't list support for anything above Win7, but I Was able to run it fine under Win10x64.

Update: So I played with this program a bit more and find myself recommending against it. The lack of an undo function and the difficulty working with multiple objects makes this frustrating. I might use it for the nifty zoom feature but that's probably all.

Aw man, no undo function?

I was looking for a software, to make really quick tutorials, and came across this software. I liked that SnapDraw has this graphic images that can be added to the screenshot. Right now i use Mirillis Action!'s [Commercial Software : mirillis.com/screen-recorder] draw panel and its function to capture the screen, and wanted to download SnapDraw to test it. But undo function should be mandatory D:

Does anyone recommends any alternatives?