The intention is to be a fairly lightweight primitive 'backup' tool, like an airplane black box, so that in a case of last resort (app or system crash) you can go back and see what was on your screen at a certain time in the past.įuture versions may expand to perform more general purpose automatic-screenshotting for folks who want to keep a complete history of what they were doing over time, etc. Run any other application from a scheduleįorce focus on an application by selecting it from the list of running processesĪutomatic Screenshotter is a tool that lives down in your system tray and takes regular screenshots of your desk or the active window. Image formats available: BMP, EMF, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, WMFĪpply your own labels to screenshots to represent what you're working on so you can keep your projects organizedįilter screenshots by label, active window title, or process nameĬontrol the application using command line options

Save every screenshot to either a single, constantly updated, file or as a series of time-stamped files locally on your computer and/or on a shared network drive Preview what your screen captures will look like before you start a sessionĬalendar shows what days screenshots were takenĬapture multiple regions specifying name, macro, X, Y, Width, and Height

Use your preferred image editors and edit screenshots with a chosen image editorĬreate actions to trigger based on conditions to automate workflows Schedule screen capture sessions and choose the days when screenshots should be takenĬustomize the naming of files using a macro with date and time stamps or user name and machine name using whatever folder structure you prefer

Small (1 MB in size) and portable application that fits on any thumb drive No installation required and no third-party libraries installed just an executable named 'autoscreen.exe' Auto Screen Capture takes screenshots while you work and play!

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