
Aftershot: Screenshot Editor
Blur, redact, annotate, frame
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What's New in Aftershot
1.1
August 18, 2026
Aftershot 1.1 Redact - Paint: a roller that lays a solid smear, beside the box and the marker; it lays its full width whichever way you drag - Solid covers in any color, from swatches or the color wheel - Blur, Pixelate and Solid are tiles; the Shape row under them picks Box, Marker or Paint, even with a cover selected - The freehand stroke is now called Marker - A stroke dragged to the edge stays whole; a drag that starts off the picture creates nothing Annotate - Box tool: a stroked rectangle with its own weight and corner rounding - Arrange the toolbar in Settings: which tools sit on the bar and in what order; the rest wait under a More menu - Tap a numbered badge to type its number - Fresh ink defaults to ember, so marks read on white screenshots - Every tool remembers its style across projects and launches - Arrow and box weight, text and badge size, ink width and spotlight dim gained a reset dot - Roomier tool tiles that scroll, keeping the armed tool in view; both drawing bars stand at one height Canvas and gestures - Alignment guides while moving, resizing and drawing marks, with corners and endpoints snapping too - Long press lifts a mark to move it freely (or to snap, your pick in Settings), corners and endpoints too - The picture uses the whole stage; a taller bar covers it, and a badge offers to fit what is visible - When a taller bar leaves, the picture glides back into place instead of staying high - A selection that leaves the screen gets a locator chip; tap it to bring it back - Steadier two-finger pinch and pan: a bounced finger no longer ends the gesture - Selection rings and guides wear a light casing so they read on any pixels - Arming a tool clears the selection, and the panel follows the tool - A press inside a selected mark's halo draws with the armed tool instead of moving the mark - The Frame tab's second row cross-fades in place instead of wiping Backdrop, layout and frame - The factory gradient is a named preset, Iris, first in the row - Default corner radius for new screenshots is 3%, and the Corners slider resets to your own default Home and import - New screenshots in Settings: the backdrop (a preset, random, none or last used) and corner a fresh import starts with, for picked, pasted and shared screenshots alike - Every import composes its gallery picture at once, so Recents never shows a raw screenshot - Returning from the editor no longer flickers the gallery card - Paste says when the clipboard holds no image, and checks again - iPad runs in one window, so two windows can never overwrite each other's edits - If the project list cannot be read, Home says so instead of looking like a fresh install - iPhone runs in portrait Settings - Editor gestures, Annotate toolbar, New screenshots, Reset tutorials, Help and rating rows; larger reading copy, one section rhythm Export and sharing - Share hands over the app's own PNG, lossless with transparency, from the export sheet and the gallery - Copy no longer stalls on large exports and replaces the clipboard cleanly - The share extension reports a share it could not save - Save errors say what actually happened Accessibility - VoiceOver announces the selected option in every picker and names every top-bar control - Tool tiles grow with your text size Also fixed - A picked or pasted screenshot opened on the factory backdrop instead of your default - The crop editor could be undone by the color picker or a long press - A color-wheel drag or a held stepper made dozens of undo steps; now one - Applying a template left the bar at the wrong height - A failure notice delayed opening the next project - Group moves keep every cover in place; corner-resize snapping reaches the end of the range - Haptics follow one rule: a tap that changes nothing is silent - A highlight or marker over a transparent corner exports exactly as it looks on screen
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