What are the best screenshot-and-upload tools for OSX?

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Cloudapp is a native OSX app for capturing and sharing screenshots, gifs and other files via a URL that can be set to either public or private. There is a free plan with a daily upload limit and a paid plan with unlimited uploads.

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Web interface allows you to keep track of files you're sharing

You can see the history of all the links you have shared or bookmarked as well as delete them.

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Supports both images and gifs

You can quickly capture and share up to 30 seconds of motion using a separate shortcut.

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