Software Description

Ashampoo Snap is a program to take a “snapshot” of what you see on your computer screen. This program is an alternative to the default windows “Print Screen” function. Ashampoo Snap 4 has more features than the default screen capture function. With Ashampoo Snap 4, you will be able to edit your captures with the built in editor. Here are a few new features that have been improved since the previous versions:

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Freebie Details

To get Ashampoo Snap (v4.3.0 – the latest version) for free, follow these simple directions:

Version being given out for free: v4.3.0

Supported OS: Windows XP and higher

Download size: 26 MB

• Visit the CHIP.de promotion page ^[2] and download Ashampoo Snap 4:

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(Wait for download to start.)

• After the download has finished, run the installer. Don’t forget to opt-out of the toolbar if you do not want it (you probably don’t want it):

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• When the installation finishes, run Ashampoo Snap 4. When it starts up, you will see a blue button “Request FREE full version key”. Once you click the button you will be prompted to enter your e-mail:

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Remember that when you sign up for the license, you will be automatically opted-in for Ashampoo newsletters. (You can opt-out later through your MyAshampoo account on Ashampoo’s website.)

• If you have an Ashampoo account already you will be prompted to sign in. Once you sign in, the license key will be displayed. If you are a new and don’t have an account yet, you will need to check your e-mail you entered for a confirmation e-mail from Ashampoo. You will need to fill out a short form and after the form has been completed you will be shown the license key.
• When the license key is displayed, copy the license (Ctrl+c), and then go back to the window you were at previously (with the blue button). Click “Paste from Clipboard” and activate the full version:

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• Enjoy!

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