There will be times when it is impossible to avoid using the main interface, but ShareX is best experienced when it blends into the background and you don’t really have to think about it. The program is cramped, and far from attractive, so you would much better off spending a little time configuring and learning keyboard shortcuts.
If you plan on using the ShareX interface, your experience will not be great. There's a lot on offer in with ShareX, including a pretty impressive image editor to tweak your screengrabs before you use them. Screen captures and recordings can be uploaded to a range of cloud services including image hosting and general online storage, and even social media. But where ShareX really comes into its own – and where it gets its name from – is in the sharing options available.
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