Choose a screen, window, or custom area, then set the interval and stop condition. Shotomatic captures the sequence automatically and keeps it on your PC for review, export, or a local visual archive.
Best for automatic interval captures, visual work logs, permitted page sequences, screen timelapses, and other repeated Windows screenshots that should stay local.
Capture a screen, window, or selected area at a fixed interval without pressing the shortcut each time.
Add a key press to advance through documents or eBooks you own or have permission to archive.
Keep the result on your PC as images, ZIP, PDF, or MP4 until you choose to share it.
Select a screen, window, or custom area.
Choose a stop condition, interval, countdown, and optional key press.
Keep the useful frames and export the sequence as images, ZIP, PDF, or MP4.
Set a screenshot count, duration, or end time, then choose the interval and countdown. Add a key press when the capture needs to move to the next page between screenshots. Windows does not ask you to allow screen capture or key presses first.
Start the capture and carry on with the task. Shotomatic collects each frame in order. For a page archive, a key press moves to the next page after every screenshot, and the capture can stop by itself when the page stops changing.
Open the session from Capture History, select the frames you need, and export them as images, ZIP, PDF, or MP4. The session stays on your PC unless you choose to share it.
Set the capture target, interval, and export format, then let Shotomatic run the session.