HDR screenshots on Windows that keep their colour. No more washed-out, grey captures.
On an HDR monitor, most screenshot tools hand you a flat, grey, washed-out version of what you actually saw. The bright highlights blow out, the colours go dull, and the shot looks nothing like your screen. QuipShot captures HDR the way it looks.
What true HDR capture does for you
Grab what's really on your HDR or high-DPI screen, then paste it anywhere and have it still look right.
True colour from HDR monitors and high-DPI displays: highlights keep their punch and colours stay accurate, instead of the washed-out look you get elsewhere.
Output is standard sRGB, so the shot looks right pasted into Office, chat, design tools and the web, not just on your own HDR screen.
Rock-solid on games, video and hardware-accelerated apps, the exact cases where other tools hand you a black box or a blank frame.
Pixel-perfect across mixed-DPI, multi-monitor, dual-4K and ultrawide setups, at the real resolution with no soft edges.
How to take an HDR screenshot
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Press the shortcut
Trigger QuipShot on your HDR or high-DPI display. No mode to hunt for, no setting to flip first.
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Pick your shot
Grab a region, a window, or the whole monitor from the capture overlay.
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Get true colour
QuipShot tone-maps the HDR capture to accurate sRGB automatically, so what saves matches what you saw.
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Paste it anywhere
It's on your clipboard and saved to disk, ready to drop into any app with its colour intact.
Why QuipShot gets HDR right
Faithful HDR and high-DPI colour is one of the reasons QuipShot exists. It reads what's really on your screen and tone-maps it to accurate sRGB, so captures look right wherever they land. The same path handles games and GPU-drawn apps that defeat other tools, with nothing uploaded anywhere.
Get QuipShot on your Windows PC
One flat tier, every feature included, your screenshots never leave your machine. See the capture flow, the five ways to capture, and how it stacks up on the homepage, browse the changelog, or jump straight in.
- No cloud
- No telemetry
- No analytics
- No bundled browser · under 25 MB
- Windows 10 & 11
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