Screenshot export workflows
If a screenshot session needs to become a document, PDF is usually the easiest way to review and share it. Shotomatic helps you capture the sequence first, then package the result into something a teammate or client can actually open and understand.
Useful for documentation, approvals, handoff notes, support guides, and any workflow where a folder of screenshots is too messy to send around.
Best for
One file to share
Turn a long screenshot run into a document instead of a folder full of loose images.
Good for handoff
PDF exports are easier to review in docs, approvals, and stakeholder updates.
Built from a real session
Capture the flow first, then export it in the format the job needs.
How Shotomatic works
Run the screenshot session you want to document, whether it is a tutorial, bug repro, or review flow.
Check the screenshots in order so the document tells a coherent story.
Package the session into a single file that is easier to send, open, and discuss.
Most people do not want 30 separate image files in Slack or email. PDF keeps the order intact, reduces clutter, and makes the capture session feel like a real document instead of raw output.
Shotomatic is useful because it captures repeated screenshots as a session. The PDF is the output of the workflow, not the entire workflow itself.
This workflow is best when a screenshot sequence needs to become something people can review asynchronously. It is especially strong for documentation-heavy teams.
Set the capture target, interval, and export format, then let Shotomatic run the session.