Screen shares
They paste a link in their slides. You can't click it.
How to click links in a screen shareNab freezes your Mac's screen so you can copy text and click links in screen shares, paused videos, images and apps that won't let you select. One shortcut, all on your Mac.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store
Free · macOS 15 or later · Apple Silicon
They paste a link in their slides. You can't click it.
How to click links in a screen shareThe code is right there in the video. You can't copy it.
How to copy text from a video on MacText baked into a picture, a chart or a scanned page.
How to copy text from an image on MacA QR code on your screen, and your phone is in another room.
How to scan a QR code on your Mac screenPartly. Live Text works on images in Photos, Preview, Quick Look and Safari, and on paused videos in Apple's own players, like QuickTime Player and Safari. It doesn't reach screen shares in Zoom, Teams or Meet, videos in Chrome or VLC, or text drawn inside other apps. Nab uses the same Apple engine on everything on your screen, with one shortcut.
Yes. No ads, no account, nothing to sign up for. If Nab ever gets a paid version, everyone who downloaded it before then keeps it free.
It's the only way a Mac app can see what's on your screen. Nab takes one still picture per display when you freeze, and recognises the text on your Mac (on-device OCR).
That's macOS policy for every app that captures the screen, not something Nab chooses.
No. Nab needs Apple Silicon and macOS 15 or later.
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Polish, Czech, Romanian, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Arabic, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian and Malay. Older macOS versions may read a few fewer. There's nothing to set up: Nab reads them automatically.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store