Copy that. CopyThat DecoratorFor people who put logos on things

The screenshot tool for Windows you buy once

One key. One click.
Saved, searchable,
ready to paste.

  • No account to make
  • No cloud: it stays on your PC
  • Find any capture by a word in it
  • Pay once, keep it forever

Get it from Microsoft Also on the Microsoft Store. CopyThat Decorator is sold only here.

Press Print Screen and click. It is saved with the date and time, the words in it are read, and it is on your clipboard. A screenshot tool for Windows you buy once and keep. Below, the real app does each job: click one, or take the tour.

Try it free for 15 days

For Windows 10 and 11 only. Not available for Mac.

No card for the trial. Windows 10 and 11. $39 once — what it costs

What it does, recorded from the real app

The real CopyThat window on Windows: a house listing for 412 Oak Ridge Drive has just been captured, and the status line reads copied to clipboard and saved with the date and time.
CopyThatnow

Capture

One key, one click: saved with the date and time, and on your clipboard.

1 of 6

One press of Print Screen. Five things happen.

1Savedwith the date and time in the name
2Words readhere on this PC, nothing uploaded
3On the clipboardready to paste
4Ctrl+V pastes itinto a message, an email or an AI chat
5Found by a word in itmonths later, by what was in the picture

Why not the free one?

Does what Snipping Tool can’t.

Snipping Tool is free, already on your PC, and it reads text and records the screen. For a quick snip it is fine. What you buy CopyThat for:

A captured house listing inside the CopyThat editor. The asking price is highlighted in yellow, two red numbered step markers sit over the photograph, a line of red text reads ask about the garage loft, and a curved red arrow points at the house.
Five marks, each still an object the next time you open it.
A captured order confirmation inside CopyThat. Two solid black bars cover the line headed Confirmation sent to and the line headed Paid with; the rest of the receipt is still readable.
Redact is an opaque box, not a blur someone can undo.

And nothing to opt out of: Windows’ built-in tools route images through cloud AI features you have to opt out of. CopyThat has no cloud.

The one nobody else leads with

Find any screenshot by a word that was in it.

Six weeks of house hunting, eleven listings captured, and the one with the blue kitchen is somewhere in a folder of Screenshot 2026-08-14 211703.png. In CopyThat you type blue kitchen.

Every capture is read the moment you take it, and the words inside the picture become the search. Not the file name, not a tag.

The CopyThat capture library window. Every capture is read locally by OCR; type any words that appeared on screen. Below the search box, six captures are shown as thumbnails with their date and the first words found inside each one.
Not a mock-up. The caption under each thumbnail is the first line of text CopyThat read out of that picture.

Everything it does. Not a click away — right here.

One window. Not a roadmap — this is the download today, named as the app names it.

The TOOLS rail

Seventeen tools, one key each.

  • SelectV
  • ArrowA
  • LineN
  • PenP
  • RectangleR
  • EllipseO
  • HighlightH
  • EraserE
  • TextT
  • CalloutL
  • Numbered stepSNumbers itself
  • StampKYour name and today’s date
  • SpotlightG
  • MagnifyM
  • PixelateB
  • RedactXOpaque, not an undoable blur
  • CropC

Take the picture

Seven global hotkeys, all reassignable.

  • Quick region → ClipboardPrintScreen
  • Region → EditorCtrl+PrtSc
  • Region → FileCtrl+Shift+PrtSc
  • Active window
  • Full screen
  • Scroll pageCtrl+Shift+F9Taller than the screen; it stitches
  • Fixed size…
  • Delay ▸ 3 / 5 / 10 seconds
  • Repeat last regionCtrl+Shift+F7

Take the words

OCR, recording and the library — all local.

  • Region → Text (OCR)Ctrl+Alt+PrtSc
  • Extract text (OCR)
  • Find sensitive text
  • Record screenCtrl+Shift+F8
  • Video → GIF…
  • Library…Find it by the words inside it

Keep it and send it

Nothing leaves this PC unless you export it.

  • Copy to clipboardCtrl+C
  • Export…Ctrl+S
  • Email…
  • UndoCtrl+ZCovers crops and canvas edits, not just the last shape
  • Font family and sizeReal typefaces on text and callouts, changeable after you placed them
  • Styles / + Save style
  • Effects
  • Save project… / Open project…Change the whole job next week
  • Explorer thumbnailsA saved project shows its own picture in the folder
  • Import PDF · AI · SVG · EPS · CDR
  • Save canvas as template…

PDFthat — the second app

Free with your license.

  • Read
  • Highlight
  • Draw · Shapes · Number
  • Whiteout · Add Text
  • Sign
  • Form ▾
  • OCROffline; scans become searchable
  • Create ▾ · Export ▾

Every font on the PC, each row drawn in its own typeface.

What it sends, and to whom

Yours, local, and easy to get approved.

No account. No cloud. Nothing uploads unless you send it.

One license, one person. The full privacy policy says the same in more words.

One payment, yours forever

Two editions. One payment each.

Every feature is free for 15 days, no card and no account. Then one payment.

CopyThat

$39once. The app is yours forever.

For anyone who takes screenshots: capture, mark up, find it again by the words in it, record your screen, PDFthat included.

Your first year of updates is included. Updates are optional after your first year: $10 a year per license if you add them when you buy, $20 a year if you add them later. Skip them and the version you have keeps working forever.

Bonus: Free PDFthat program ($25 value) so you can let that Acrobat subscription go bye-bye.

For Windows 10 and 11 only. Not available for Mac.

CopyThat Decorator

$49once. The app is yours forever.

Everything in CopyThat, plus the promo-products tools: logo clean-up and vectorization, graphic design and manipulation tools for most promo product proofs, an embroidery file simulator, approval stamps, quote and presentation tools with a profitability calculator, and more. See CopyThat Decorator →

Your first year of updates is included. Updates are optional after your first year: $10 a year per license if you add them when you buy, $20 a year if you add them later. Skip them and the version you have keeps working forever.

Bonus: Free PDFthat program ($25 value) so you can let that Acrobat subscription go bye-bye.

We ship updates weekly. Over the coming year we plan to further enhance the image and vector tools, so you can do more of your work inside one program instead of many. Your copy keeps working forever.

Also planned: a way to bring in your favorite suppliers’ products for fast mock-ups.

Try every feature free for 15 days. Bought it? 15-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Something wrong? Email us and a person sorts it out.

Three years of CopyThat compared with three years of Snagit Individual
Three years of eachCopyThatSnagit Individual
Year 1$39$39
Year 2$0 or $10$39
Year 3$0 or $10$39
Stop payingKeeps workingWon’t open

Snagit Individual: $39 a year; a lapsed subscription stops the app (techsmith.com, checked October 7, 2026). Snagit is a trademark of TechSmith Corporation.

  • $39 and $49 are the prices, charged today — never a struck-through number nobody paid.
  • Not sure which edition? Take CopyThat; move up later by paying the difference.

Buying for a team? Seat discounts for 4 or more. Email support@copythatnow.com with how many.

Compared with Snagit

Snagit is a good screenshot tool. Here is where the two differ.

CopyThat compared with Snagit, eleven rows
Feature CopyThat Snagit
Price $39 once $39 a year (US), subscription only since 2025
Keeps working if you stop paying Yes, forever No: access ends when the subscription ends
Cloud account required Absolutely not Yes: a TechSmith account; internet at activation and every 90 days
One key and the picture is on the clipboard, saved too Yes Capture, then choose where it goes
Capture modes Region, window, full screen, scrolling, timed, fixed size Region, window, full screen, scrolling, timed, fixed size
Copy the text out of any picture (OCR) Yes, read on your PC Yes
Screen recording Yes: microphone and computer sound, then GIF Yes, and stronger: a video editor that trims and combines clips
Webcam in recordings No Yes
Approval stamps with your name and today’s date at placement Seven, built in Stamp images from its asset library
Mac version No, Windows 10 and 11 Yes, Windows and Mac in one license
PDF editor included PDFthat, free No

Snagit facts from techsmith.com and support.techsmith.com, checked October 7, 2026. Snagit is a trademark of TechSmith Corporation.

See three years of cost next to Snagit, Zight, Droplr, PicPick and Movavi ›

Who’s behind this

Why it exists.

Thirty-five years running my own business, then a year next to an AI — typing paragraphs about a window open in front of me. Both problems had the same shape: the picture should already be on the clipboard.

The short answers.

Is CopyThat worth it?

If you take screenshots every week and ever need one again, yes. It is $39 once, what Snagit charges for one year. Try the whole app for 15 days with no card first.

How do I make Print Screen open CopyThat?

On Windows 11, Print Screen opens Snipping Tool by default. CopyThat asks which key you want and can switch Windows’ shortcut off for you; Capture settings gives it back, and so does uninstalling. To do it by hand: Settings › Accessibility › Keyboard, then turn off “Use the Print screen key to open screen capture”.

What happens if you change your pricing?

Nothing you already bought changes. Your key never expires and the version you have keeps working forever. If you are on the update plan, we email you before every renewal charge and you can cancel online any time at copythatnow.com/plan; cancelling never breaks the app.

Is it a subscription?

No. $39 once for the app. Updates after your first year are optional; skip them and the version you have keeps working forever.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. The full app for 15 days, no card, no account. When it ends nothing is deleted and nothing uninstalls; saving waits for a key.

All the answers

How it starts

Every feature, 15 days, no card.

Type your address and the signed installer link lands in your inbox. On day 16 the app keeps working; saving waits for a key.

One email with the link, no autoresponder. We may follow up about your trial; we never sell or share your details (privacy). support@copythatnow.com.

Already sure?