ScreenCloud Olav Sortland Thoresen
winget install --id=OlavSortlandThoresen.ScreenCloud -e Screenshot sharing application based on qt
ScreenCloud is a screenshot sharing application designed to simplify the process of capturing, annotating, and sharing screenshots across Windows, Mac, and Linux. Built with Qt, it provides a seamless experience for users to share visual content efficiently.
Key Features:
- Cross-platform compatibility, supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Easy screenshot capture with customizable hotkeys.
- Annotation tools for highlighting or adding notes directly on images.
- Bulk upload functionality for sharing multiple screenshots at once.
- Integration with cloud storage services for convenient access and sharing.
Audience & Benefit: Ideal for developers, designers, and technical teams who need to communicate complex ideas visually. ScreenCloud helps users save time by providing a straightforward way to share detailed feedback or demonstrate features through annotated screenshots. It enhances collaboration by allowing precise visual communication without the need for lengthy explanations.
ScreenCloud can be installed via winget, ensuring a smooth setup process for users on supported platforms.
README
ScreenCloud 
This is the source code for the ScreenCloud client. ScreenCloud is an easy to use screenshot sharing tool that works on Windows, Mac and Linux. For more info, see: http://screencloud.net/
You can also upload to other services, including your own FTP server, Imgur, Dropbox and more through the use of plugins.
Features
- Open Source and cross-platform(Windows, Mac & Linux)
- Fast and easy: Snap a photo, paste the link, done!
- Plugin support, save to Dropbox, Imgur, etc.
- Built in screenshot editor.
Compiling
ScreenCloud uses the CMake build system, start off by downloading the appropriate version for your OS from the CMake website or your distro's repositories. After installing CMake, choose the OS you're compiling on from the the list below:
Roadmap
Here's a quick list of features I've wanted to implement, but not gotten around to yet. Feel free to contribute to this list:
- Translation support
- Updating the wiki