Skitch offers easy upload to the free service with a single click.
Scribble a moustache on a photo of your friend. Quickly mockup changes for your website. 
Give feedback to a colleague on their work. With the free built-in image hosting, Skitch is the fastest and easiest way to share your work and your life. Screen capture, crop, resize, sketch then share – fast. The full list of features, a couple of screenies and a promo clip right after the break. They will keep it as a separate app while integrating its features into Evernote over time. In addition, our Android frenemies can download Skitch onto their mobile phones and Tech Crunch confirms an iOS app is in the works as Evernote remains devoted to bringing “Skitch to every desktop and mobile platform under the sun”. Starting today, you can download Skitch for Mac free, a considerable saving over the previous $20 price tag. This über-cool screenshot taking, editing and sharing app later went down the paid route and as much as I’d grown dependent on its elegant labeling capabilities that capture attention (useful for blogging), I never did wrap my head around actually purchasing the software. 
I’ve been an avid Skitch user since its early (and free) beta days. Both programs are actually high-quality pieces of software, each in its own right. I was really excited finding out that Skitch went free on the Mac App Store as Evernote earlier this morning at a conference in San Francisco announced intentions to acquire the company.
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