Accessibility

EasyShoot uses standard macOS controls and respects the accessibility settings of your Mac. This page describes the accessibility features EasyShoot supports.

Updated 11 November 2026

Supported features

EasyShoot supports the following accessibility features on Mac, as listed on its App Store page: Dark Interface, Differentiate Without Color Alone and Sufficient Contrast.

Dark Interface

All EasyShoot windows, including the editor, Settings, the Welcome window, Quick Access and the capture overlay, follow the Light or Dark appearance selected in System Settings and update when it changes. Screenshots and annotation colours are not altered.

Differentiate Without Color Alone

EasyShoot does not rely on colour alone to convey information:

  • The selected tool, tab or option is indicated by a filled background.
  • The selected colour is indicated by a ring.
  • Selected annotations are shown with an outline and resize handles.
  • Permission status is shown with a symbol and a text label.

Sufficient Contrast

Text uses the system label colours, which maintain contrast in both Light and Dark appearances. Because EasyShoot uses standard macOS controls, the Increase Contrast and Reduce Transparency settings in System Settings › Accessibility › Display also apply.

Keyboard

  • Capture Area, Capture Window and Capture Fullscreen have global shortcuts, which can be changed in Settings › Shortcuts.
  • Each drawing tool has a single-key shortcut, such as A for Arrow and T for Text.
  • Standard macOS shortcuts are available for Copy, Save, Undo, zoom and the inspector. Esc cancels a capture.

Motion

EasyShoot uses a small number of brief animations. When Reduce Motion is turned on, Quick Access appears without movement.

Languages

EasyShoot is available in English, Arabic, French, German and Spanish. In Arabic, the interface and text added to screenshots are displayed right to left.

Contact

To report an accessibility issue or request support, email [email protected].