Kalmuri 3.9.2
Kalmuri is a lightweight and user-friendly screen capture and recording tool designed for Windows.
This free software supports capturing screenshots in multiple formats like WEBP, PNG, JPG, BMP, and GIF, while video recordings are saved in the popular MP4 format.
Its simple interface allows users to quickly capture the entire screen, a specific region, or an active window, making it highly versatile.
Kalmuri operates with the Print Screen key by default, though users can easily customize this hotkey. A notable feature is the ability to capture browser windows, but it requires using Internet Explorer to grab full-page screenshots.
For video recording, Kalmuri needs additional setup. You’ll need to download and install FFmpeg, which provides the necessary encoding for video captures.
Once configured, users can record high-quality videos with or without sound, and even choose whether to include the mouse cursor in the capture.
One of Kalmuri's strengths is its portability. It doesn't require installation—simply extract the downloaded ZIP file and launch the application. It runs efficiently from the system tray, meaning it uses minimal system resources while remaining accessible for quick captures.
In addition to saving files to your computer, Kalmuri can upload images directly to Imgbox or send them to a printer. Its customizable settings allow you to tweak hotkeys, file naming conventions, and folder destinations, making it adaptable to various user needs.
While Kalmuri is a great tool for quick screen captures and recordings, it does have some drawbacks.
One limitation is its reliance on Internet Explorer for capturing web pages, which might be inconvenient for users who rely on modern browsers. Also, Kalmuri lacks built-in image editing tools, meaning users must use external software to modify their screenshots.
The need to manually download FFmpeg for video recording may also be a hassle for some users.
For users in need of a simple, efficient screen capture and recording tool, Kalmuri is an excellent, no-frills option.
Its simple interface allows users to quickly capture the entire screen, a specific region, or an active window, making it highly versatile.
Kalmuri operates with the Print Screen key by default, though users can easily customize this hotkey. A notable feature is the ability to capture browser windows, but it requires using Internet Explorer to grab full-page screenshots.
For video recording, Kalmuri needs additional setup. You’ll need to download and install FFmpeg, which provides the necessary encoding for video captures.
Once configured, users can record high-quality videos with or without sound, and even choose whether to include the mouse cursor in the capture.
One of Kalmuri's strengths is its portability. It doesn't require installation—simply extract the downloaded ZIP file and launch the application. It runs efficiently from the system tray, meaning it uses minimal system resources while remaining accessible for quick captures.
In addition to saving files to your computer, Kalmuri can upload images directly to Imgbox or send them to a printer. Its customizable settings allow you to tweak hotkeys, file naming conventions, and folder destinations, making it adaptable to various user needs.
Cons of Kalmuri 3.9:
While Kalmuri is a great tool for quick screen captures and recordings, it does have some drawbacks.
One limitation is its reliance on Internet Explorer for capturing web pages, which might be inconvenient for users who rely on modern browsers. Also, Kalmuri lacks built-in image editing tools, meaning users must use external software to modify their screenshots.
The need to manually download FFmpeg for video recording may also be a hassle for some users.
For users in need of a simple, efficient screen capture and recording tool, Kalmuri is an excellent, no-frills option.
