PicPick

PicPick 7.6.1

All-in-one design tool for everyone

  • By NGWIN
  • Free
  • Updated Sep 16, 2026
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About PicPick

A full-featured screen capture and recording tool, intuitive image editor, color picker, color palette, pixel-ruler, protractor, crosshair, whiteboard and more.

What's new in 7.6.1

  • Screen Recorder: added a Pause/Resume button while recording.
  • Screen Recorder: added Webcam overlay (live preview, position, size, flip).
  • Screen Recorder: added mouse effects — cursor highlight, click effects, and click sounds.
  • Screen Recorder: added a countdown before recording starts.
  • Screen Recorder: newly designed options dialog (General, Video & Audio, Cursor, Webcam).
  • Improved HEIF/HEIC image support.
  • Fixed window-control capture failing on apps that span the whole desktop.
  • Renaming a file now handles invalid and duplicate names.
  • Other minor bug fixes.

Technical details

PublisherNGWIN
Version7.6.1
Release date2026-09-16
LicenseFreeware
Installer typenullsoft, zip
Architecturex86
Package IDNGWIN.PicPick

Links & install command

Install PicPick from the command line with Windows Package Manager (winget):

winget install --id=NGWIN.PicPick -e

capturecolor-pickerimagepicturescreenshotscrolling-screenshot

Older versions

  • 7.6.0
  • 7.5.0
  • 7.4.1
  • 7.4.0
  • 7.3.6
  • 7.3.4
  • 7.3.2
  • 7.3.1
  • 7.3.0

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