Open Source
Quick Gen is fully open source under the MIT license. The entire codebase — the desktop app and this website — is on GitHub. Fork it, modify it, learn from it, build something better.
The desktop application. Electron, Sharp, vanilla JavaScript. All the capture logic, annotation editor, preview cards, screen recording, and system tray integration.
View on GitHub →This website. Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript. The landing page, feature pages, and everything you're looking at right now.
View on GitHub →Use Quick Gen for personal or commercial purposes. No usage restrictions, no license keys, no activation. Download it, use it, done.
Want to change something? Fork the repo, make your changes, and build your own version. Add features, remove features, make it yours.
Share Quick Gen or your modified version with anyone. Include it in your team's toolkit, bundle it, or publish your own fork. The MIT license allows it.
Every line of code is public. No hidden telemetry, no analytics beacons, no network calls you can't see. Verify for yourself that the app does exactly what it says.
Quick Gen makes no network requests except to check for updates from GitHub Releases. No analytics, no crash reporting, no usage tracking. Your screenshots never leave your machine.
This isn't just a promise — it's a verifiable fact. The entire codebase is public. Search for "fetch", "http", or "analytics" in the source. The only outbound call is the update check, and you can disable that too.
We believe tools should do their job and get out of the way. Screenshot tools shouldn't know your name, your email, or what you're capturing.
Found a bug? Want to add a feature? Contributions are welcome. The codebase is straightforward — vanilla JavaScript, no framework overhead, clean separation between windows.
Check out the contributing guidelines to get started.
Download Quick Gen and start capturing in seconds. Free, open source, no account needed.
Free · Open source · Windows 10+ · <100 MB