A clear result for every check
Manual checks distinguish an available update from a successful check confirming the current version. A failed check is reported separately.
One download. All the tools. 90 days to try them in your work — no credit card required.
The download starts when you press the button. Find the EXE in your browser’s downloads or Downloads folder.
See the installation steps ↓Click Download for Windows to save CaptureXPro-Setup-v3.6.8.exe. The file usually appears in your Downloads folder; you can also find it in your browser’s downloads list.
Open the downloaded CaptureXPro-Setup-v3.6.8.exe file. This is the full installer for Windows 10/11 (64-bit); no separate OCR or recording download is needed.
Follow the setup wizard, then launch CaptureX Pro from the Start menu or desktop shortcut. Keep the installed application files together.
In the license window, select Start Trial to begin your 90 days. Then choose New Capture for your first screenshot. Already using the trial? Update to this version to use the balance of 90 days from your original start date.
When ready, open Help > License, copy your Hardware ID, choose a paid plan, and use that ID when purchasing. Enter the license key in the app to activate it. Compare plans and subscribe.
A failed manual update check no longer tells you that the app is current. See whether a newer version is available, your version is current, or the check could not finish, with an option to open the official download page.
Manual checks distinguish an available update from a successful check confirming the current version. A failed check is reported separately.
Timeouts, connection failures, and invalid server responses show localized guidance instead of a misleading “latest version” message. Internet access is still required.
If a manual check fails, you can open the official download page and install the current full package. Opening the page does not install an update automatically.
Use Help > Check for Updates to check manually. If the check fails, retry when the connection is available or use the official download page.
Choose a display or All displays in Screen Recorder. Region recording follows the selection frame. All displays keeps the Windows desktop arrangement, including gaps, and requires more processing power at high resolutions.
Connect and arrange displays before recording. If an involved display disconnects or its layout changes, recording pauses or refuses to resume while retaining existing segments. Restore the original layout to resume, or stop and save. Whiteboard recording uses the display containing the board.
Crop saved images, choose paper and orientation, adjust margins, and preview before opening the Windows printer dialog.
Region, window, full-screen, and freeform capture with a configurable delay.
12+ tools: arrows, shapes, text, blur, step numbers, highlighter, pen, marker, and more.
Record MP4 video or a silent GIF. Choose 15, 30, or 60 FPS, quality, and a resolution limit, with optional webcam and compatible audio devices.
Extract text from any image. Supports English and Arabic with Tesseract 5.
Edit annotations, save .cxproj projects, recover sessions, and prepare cropped images for A4 or A5 printing.
Draw on white, dark, or transparent backgrounds, undo and redo, and export a clean PNG without the toolbar.
Capture a screen, add arrows and numbered steps, then send a clear explanation to a client or colleague.
Show a process with an MP4 screen recording. Choose quality and available audio devices before you begin.
Open a document image received on WhatsApp, crop it, and preview it on A4 or A5 before choosing a printer.
After the 90-day trial, activate a Monthly, Annual, or Three-year license to keep using the tools. Compare the current prices and choose the duration that suits you.
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