Automatic screenshot capture on Mac
Choose a screen, window, or custom area, then set the interval and stop condition. Shotomatic captures the sequence automatically and keeps it on your Mac for review, export, or a local visual archive.
Select a screen, window, or custom area to record.
Choose a stop condition, interval, countdown, and optional keypress.
Keep the useful frames and export the sequence in a local archive format.
Step 1
Set a screenshot count, duration, or end time, then choose the interval, countdown, and export path. Add a keypress when the archive needs to advance through pages between captures.
Step 2
Start the capture and continue the task. Shotomatic collects each frame in order. For a page archive, an optional keypress can move to the next page after every screenshot.
Step 3
Open the session from Capture History, select the frames you need, and export them as images, ZIP, PDF, or MP4. The archive stays on your Mac unless you choose to share it.
Compare tools, learn the basics, or choose the export path that matches your capture session.
Yes. Auto Capture saves screenshots from a screen, window, or custom area at the interval you choose until the selected stop condition is reached.
Use Action Capture when each accepted click should become a documented step. Auto Capture is for time-based sequences; Action Capture is for step-by-step guides driven by the task itself.
Auto Capture saves a time-ordered sequence from a screen, window, or custom area. You can use that sequence as a work log, a page archive, or a visual record of a long session.
Auto Capture can create a time-ordered visual record for progress reports and handoffs. It is not cryptographic or legal proof, so use a dedicated verification system when that level of evidence is required.
Yes. Set a keypress to advance after each screenshot, review the captured pages, and export the ordered selection as a PDF. Only archive content you own or have permission to copy, and do not use Shotomatic to bypass access controls or DRM.
Yes. Shotomatic stores captured sessions and exports locally. Nothing is uploaded by Shotomatic unless you choose to move or share the exported files yourself.
Export selected frames as images, bundle them as a ZIP, combine an ordered sequence into a PDF, or create an MP4 that shows how the captured screen changed over time.
Choose what to record, set the interval and stop condition, then keep the sequence on your Mac in the format you need.