Screenshots
July 5th, 2009
Well, Shutter at its best: grabbing screenshots 
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- Define an auto-generated filename using wildcards
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- All screenshots are accessible via a session tab…
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- …and via a single tab for each capture
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- Each tab provides a small navigator window
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- You can zoom in and out to have a detailed look at your capture
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- Capture a webpage by simply entering the desired URL
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- The webpage will be captured full size
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- Shutter offers a zoomable selection tool to capture an arbitrary region of the screen
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- You can resize and move the selection until you finally want to capture the selected region
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- Showing the zoomable interface of the advanced selection tool
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- Shutter allows you to select a window by simply clicking on it
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- You can even select subsections of a parent window…
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- …to select detailed portions of a window, like buttons and text areas for example
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- You can choose among different image hosters or traditional FTP to upload your screenshots
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- Shutter provides you automatically with useful links to your uploaded captures
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- Shutter comes with an existing collection of nice graphics but you can import custom files as well
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- Showcasing Shutter’s image editing abilities
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- You can add primitives, like rectangles, ellipses etc., and text…
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- …or simple highlight some parts of your screenshot using the freehand tool
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- Shutter offers nice plugins as well
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- There are a lot of plugins shipped with Shutter – most of them are adding nice effects to your captures
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- One of the most recent plugins is ‘3D rotate’
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- Here is another example of Shutter’s plugins – apply a nice ‘fish-eye’-effect
There are even more Screenshots available showcasing the different features of Shutter:
It seems great, can you tell me what is the GTK theme
@Dup
It is called “Dust”, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/DustTheme
Whats with all the “screenshots” of flowers?
how can i put the plugin menu on the toolbar or tab bar.
i remember it had the function in gscort!
@dreamer
You can’t yet, but we’ll add it back with a customizable toolbar: https://bugs.launchpad.net/shutter/+bug/362303
@dreamer
This function was dropped due to major GUI changes. Milestone 0.85 is targeting a lot of usability improvements:
https://launchpad.net/shutter/+milestone/0.85
It would be the right place and time to bring the function back in place if users want this.
Maybe we should start a poll for this?
hey, guys. thx a lot for the tool. helps my job a lot recently. kudos for well-tought func() and UI.