Take a Single High-Resolution Screenshot in ScreenshotKit

Capture a high-resolution still from one camera for marketing, store assets, debugging, or documentation, with supersampling up to 8x.

Use this when you want a high-resolution still from one camera: marketing shots, store assets, debugging, or documentation.

The Capture tab. Resolution and supersampling at the top, then capture options, quick capture, batch capture, and 360 degree panorama.

Steps

1. Open the Capture tab

   In the ScreenshotKit window, click the Capture tab.

2. Set the resolution

   Under Resolution, set width and height, or click a preset such as 1080p, 4K, or Game View. Optionally raise Size Multiplier (1x to 8x) for supersampled output.

3. Set capture options

   Under Capture Options, toggle Transparent Background if you want an alpha channel, and pick a Capture Layers mask if you want to exclude layers.

4. Capture

   Click Take Screenshot, or press Ctrl+Shift+S from the Game View, or Ctrl+Shift+Alt+S from the Scene View.

Result

A single image file saved to your Save Location. The filename is built from your filename template (camera name, timestamp, resolution, prefix, suffix; see Filename Format).

The Game View preset matches your current Game View aspect and resolution.

Size Multiplier renders at width x multiplier by height x multiplier and writes the supersampled result. Use it for crisp 8K stills without changing your scene’s display resolution.

Combined width x height x multiplier squared must stay within the roughly 132.7 megapixel budget, which is Full HD at 8x (15360 x 8640). Anything larger is rejected up front with a clear log message. See Troubleshooting.

See also

• Runtime API: single capture to drive captures from your own scripts.
• Batch Capture to shoot every camera in the scene at once.