Take a screenshot and get a link, in one keystroke
Ruyazo is a screenshot tool for Windows. You press a key, drag a box around what you want, and the picture is uploaded and copied to your clipboard before you have let go of the mouse. There is no file to name, no folder to find it in again, and nothing to attach.
Three ways to capture
F6 dims the screen and lets you drag a rectangle around any part of it. The screen keeps moving underneath while you drag, so you can catch something while it is still happening rather than after it has gone.
F7 takes the whole screen without asking anything. F8 records instead of capturing a still.
If you have more than one monitor you can start a drag on one and finish it on another. Ruyazo opens a capture source per screen and stitches the result together, so you get one picture of the rectangle you drew wherever it happens to sit.
What happens after the shutter
The capture uploads on its own and the link lands on your clipboard. If the network is down it is written to disk and retried with a widening gap, so a screenshot taken on a train still ends up on your clipboard once there is signal.
Every shortcut can be changed. Open Settings, click the field and press whatever you would rather use.
What it accepts
PNG and JPG for pictures, MP4 and WebM for video, up to 95MB per upload. Uploads are checked by reading the first bytes of the file rather than trusting what it claims to be, so a file renamed to .png is rejected rather than stored.