Pin a screenshot on top of everything
Capture something once, keep it in view while you work. A pinned capture floats above your other windows — a reference that doesn’t disappear the moment you switch apps.
The end of window ping-pong
Transcribing values from one app into another, following setup instructions, comparing an implementation against a design — the pattern is the same: you need to see two things at once. Pin the reference and it stays put while you type underneath it.
From capture to pinned in one step
Take any capture — area, window, or a crop of either — and pin it straight to the screen. Move it where it's useful and get back to work; it floats above your windows until you dismiss it.
Annotate first if it helps
Because pinning starts from a capture, you can run it through the editor first — highlight the three values you actually need, then pin the marked-up version.
Frequently asked questions
Does the pinned image stay on top when I switch apps?
Yes — that's the point. It floats above your other windows so the reference stays visible while you work in any app.
What can I pin?
Any Shotcrisp capture — an area you selected, a window, or a capture you've annotated in the editor first.
Is pinning free?
Yes. Like all local features in Shotcrisp, pin-to-screen is free.