Depending on the type of work we do, it is likely that in our daily lives we need to take screenshots often. macOS El Capitan allows us three different ways to take screenshots: the entire screen using the keys with the key combination CMD + SHIFT + 3, a part of the screen that we delimit with CMD + SHIFT + 4 or simply a specific window using the key combination CMD + SHIFT + 4 + SPACE. Screenshots are very useful for making tutorials, like the ones we show you in Soy de Mac, But It can also be useful to capture images from a video.
When we need to take a large number of screenshots to share later, we can use an image storage service such as Flickr or Imgur, to quickly share them with our friends or family. The upload process can become tedious if there are many captures that we have to make. Fortunately we can make use of the free Mac2imgur application, an application that automatically uploads all the screenshots we take with our Mac, quickly and easily.
The application will be aware of all the captures we make with our Mac, automatically uploading them to the service, if we have activated automatic synchronization. Or we can upload them manually when we have more bandwidth, if we are doing any other work. To do this, we just have to drag the images to the icon so that the upload process begins. As images are uploaded, macOS Sierra will inform us through a notification in the notification center.
Mac2imgur is available for download for free via the following link on GitHub. This little app macOS is supported as of macOS 10.9 version.