Snipaste Portable (32/64 bit)

"Once you’ve snipped your intended image, you can edit it using various tools present on the bottom right corner of the snipped window. ...you can paste it anywhere on the desktop using key combination Ctrl+W." —DigdarshanKavia@TWC, TheWindowsClub.com (Sep 1, 2016)

"Pasting works a little bit different than the default Windows operation. Instead of pasting the contents of the clipboard on the active window, Snipaste displays a previously copied image on the screen. Think of it as a preview of the image on the screen that you can interact with. It supports multiple sources including images, plain text, HTML and various others." —reviewer, ghacks.net (October 16, 2016)

"...Snipaste is configured to automatically detect windows and UI elements. Unfortunately, it does not allow you to include multiple such elements in a single snapshot, as other similar applications do. Alternatively, you can hold the click and drag the window to define the area to capture." —Mihaela Teodorovici, Softpedia.com (Oct 27, 2016)

Snipaste is a simple but powerful snipping tool, and also allows you to pin the screenshot back onto the screen.
Snipaste is easy and intuitive to use, but there are also many hidden features that can make your life even more efficient. Read the documentation.

SnipastePortable_1.16.2.paf
Size: 31.1 MB (32,665,600 bytes) Packed Size: 10.4 MB (10,932,224 bytes)
MD5: A0CF24DAF2B7871C684B1DAAA984AD07

SnipastePortable_1.16.2_32_64_bit.paf
Size: 63.4 MB (66,572,288 bytes) Packed Size: 18.0 MB (18,894,848 bytes)
MD5: AD4BC12E9B0B90BA08C984B91A3873C9

Snipaste for Windows XP

SnipasteXPPortable_1.16.2_XP.paf
Size: 29.6 MB (31,125,504 bytes) Packed Size: 9.94 MB (10,424,320 bytes)
MD5: 8608FBE8B4DAD61D1639CBA4B35F13A0

Release Notes

Unlike ShareX, no .NET required. You can safely bring this one out with your thumbdrive... Although we all prefer to use portables on Windows, right? :)

DIY/Do It Yourself: Upgrade to the Latest Release

Requirements 7-Zip, NPP/Notepad++ or other text editor, PortableApps.com Launcher Generator/PAL, PortableApps.com Installer/PAI.

We'll use the 32/64 bit edition as example, you can infer from this example to upgrade the 32 bit only edition.
Get the latest portable app. template, and extract the content with 7-Zip.
Get the latest Snipaste release—XP and/or the 32/64 bit packages.
Put it in the same folder as the extracted template, in our example C:\0TEST.
Extract the 32 bit package snipaste-1.16.1-x86.zip to SnipastePortable _3264\App\Snipaste32 folder,
$Into App\Snipaste32$
Do the same with the 64 bit package snipaste-1.16.1-x64.zip but to App\Snipaste64 folder.
Browse to SnipastePortable _3264\App\AppInfo and open appinfo.ini file with NPP. Replace the [Version] section with the latest version number. Make sure the PackageVersion entry is in 4 place digit, eg. 1.16.1.0 not just 1.16.1,
```
 [Version]
 PackageVersion=1.16.1.0
 DisplayVersion=1.16.1 (32/64 bit)
```
Run PAL, paste the template folder address C:\0TEST\SnipastePortable _3264, and click Go—a new launcher will be created,
Test the new launchers by following this guide.
When all is OK, then delete the SnipastePortable _3264\Data folder and run PAI, paste the package folder address C:\0TEST\SnipastePortable _3264, and click Go—to create the installer package.
Use the installer package to upgrade your portable application. Don't forget to at least backup your Data folder before any upgrade :)
If you find any changes that's not handled by the launcher, consult the PAL help file to modify the launcher yourself or ask for our paid upgrade support.