Capture what matters
Use Print Screen shortcuts for a region, active window, or all displays.
Capture, pin, annotate, and keep going
PinPane helps you capture any part of your Windows screen, keep important information visible, annotate screenshots with ease, copy, save, or drag them into other apps.
PinPane is built for the small moments where always-on-top screenshots help you compare, copy, report, explain, or follow steps in another window.
Use Print Screen shortcuts for a region, active window, or all displays.
Keep a screenshot visible as an always-on-top reference pane.
Annotate with pen, highlighter, shapes, text, crop, undo, and redo.
Move captures into your clipboard, files, documents, chats, and bug reports.
PinPane keeps the screenshot flow short: capture what matters, keep it visible, then send it where it needs to go.
Take a screenshot and choose what to do next from one small preview window.
Pin a capture above your workspace so details stay visible while you work.
Mark up the image with pen, highlighter, shapes, text, crop, undo, and redo.
Send the result to your clipboard, a file, or another app without managing a workspace.
Local-first by default
PinPane does not require an account and does not ask for your name, email address, location, contacts, or payment information. Screenshots are used only to provide capture, preview, copy, annotate, pin, drag, save, and recent-capture features.
This summary is based on the PinPane privacy policy effective May 11, 2026. The policy may be updated when app features change.
Short answers for visitors arriving from search or the Microsoft Store.
Yes. PinPane is a Windows screenshot utility built for desktop capture workflows.
No. PinPane is local-first and does not upload screenshot content to a server.
Yes. PinPane can keep captured images visible as reference panes while you continue working.
No. PinPane does not require an account and is designed for local desktop workflows.