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Shotomatic Team
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Introducing Documents: Build Screenshot Guides in Shotomatic

Documents brings captured and imported screenshots into one workspace where you can organize pages, add annotations, and export a finished guide.

Shotomatic Documents editor with three screenshot pages and an arrow annotation

Documents keeps the pages, instructions, annotations, and exports for a screenshot guide in one place. Start with images from your Mac, an earlier Capture History session, or a new capture. You can then arrange the pages, write the instructions, add visual cues, and export the result without moving the sequence between several apps.

Start from images or a capture

The New Document menu brings the available starting points together. Create a Document from local images or Capture History, or begin a new Auto Capture, Website Capture, or Action Capture session.

Shotomatic New Document menu with Images, Capture History, Auto Capture, Website Capture, and Action Capture

Imported screenshots become editable pages. A Document created from Capture History remains separate from the original session, so you can edit or delete the Document without deleting the source captures.

Organize the guide page by page

The page list keeps the sequence visible while you edit. Reorder, duplicate, or remove pages, then give each page a direct title and a short description. Changes save as you work.

Shotomatic Documents editor with three ordered pages and page text fields

The Documents library shows each guide with its page count and recent update time, so you can return to work in progress or revise an older guide.

Shotomatic Documents library with guide names, page counts, and update dates

Add annotations and focus

Free includes Text, Rectangle, Ellipse, Line, Arrow, undo, redo, and Framing controls for custom crops or click-based Action Focus. Pro adds Blur, Click Marker, and Step Numbers for redaction and repeated step labels.

Shotomatic Documents editor with an arrow pointing to the next action and the Object inspector open

Export the finished Document

Free and Pro can export a Document as PDF, PNG, JPG, WebP, or ZIP. Use PDF for one ordered file, an image format for individual pages, or ZIP when you need the full set together.

Shotomatic Document export menu with PDF, PNG, JPG, WebP, and ZIP

See the full Documents feature page, follow the Documents User Guide, or learn how to create a step-by-step guide from clicks.

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