Snipflag vs the alternatives.

Which tool should you use to get screenshots into Linear? Here is an honest comparison, including where other tools are the better pick.

Last checked 26 September 2026 against each vendor's own pages

Feature comparison table

“Not documented” means we could not find it on the vendor's own pages. Found a mistake? Tell us on GitHub.
FeatureSnipflagScreenpressoJamBugShotShareX · Greenshot · Flameshot
Where it runsDesktop: Windows, macOS, LinuxDesktop: Windows 11Chrome extension, Mac appChrome side panelDesktop (Flameshot on all three OSes)
Captures any desktop appYesYesMac app onlyBrowser tabsYes
Creates Linear issuesYes, OAuth PKCEYesYesYes, OAuth PKCENo
Several screenshots in one issueUp to 10, orderedNot documentedNot documentedYesNo
Hide private detailsPixelate, burned inBlur (auto in Pro)Video blurringNot documentedPixelate or blur
Video recordingNoYesYesYesShareX only
Console and network logsNoNoYesYesNo
Other trackersLinear onlyNot documentedJira, Linear and moreJira, GitHub, GitLab, Notion and moreGreenshot: Jira
Account or cloudNone; straight to LinearNot documentedJam account, Jam linksNone; straight to trackerNone
Open sourceMITNoNoMITGPL-3.0
PriceFreeFree, paid ProFree tier; Team $14/creator/moFreeFree
MaturityNew: v1.2.0 unsigned previewEstablishedEstablishedYoung projectMature

Quick answer

Pick by where your bugs live.

No tool wins everything. This is the short version.

Choose Snipflag if

The bug is on your screen, and it belongs in Linear.

  • You need several annotated screenshots in one Linear issue, in order
  • The problem is in any app, not only a web page
  • You want free, MIT open source with no account and no cloud copy
  • You are fine with a new v1.2.0 preview that is not code-signed yet

Choose something else if

You need video, logs or other trackers.

Try the Linear-first option.