Looking for an Xnapper alternative?
Both make screenshots look presentable on a Mac. Here's an honest look at where they differ, so you can pick the one that fits.
Where Shotspa is different
Your usual shortcut. Shotspa works on the screenshots macOS already takes — no new capture tool. Press ⌘⇧4 and the finished version is waiting, or already on your clipboard.
A real 3D tilt. Turn the shot in true perspective for a launch-post angle, with presets that stay composed.
Whole looks, not settings. One click changes shadow, spacing and backdrop together, from 52 curated backdrops.
Price. Shotspa is $48 once at its launch price, works on 2 of your Macs, and every update is free. Xnapper's pricing page lists $29.99 for one Mac and $54.99 for two, each with a year of updates (as of October 2026).
Where Xnapper is the better pick
Xnapper can automatically find and blur sensitive details — emails, API keys, card numbers — lets you copy text out of a screenshot, and has arrows, shapes and text for marking one up. Shotspa doesn't do redaction or annotation. If that's what you need most, Xnapper is the right tool.
Try it before deciding
Shotspa has a 7-day free trial with every feature and no card required.