Screenshot-to-PDF

Overview

• You can take screenshots of a specified area of the screen repeatedly by pressing the Enter key.
• You can convert all the images into a single PDF file.

Usage

Launch

$ python screenshot.py

Setting

• You can change the directory where images are saved.
• You can change the starting number of images.
  • Images are saved in the format of "000.png", "001.png", and so on.

Screenshot

• The area in the red frame will be screenshot.
• You can change the area as you want.

Press Enter on the screen above to save the following image:

Conversion to PDF

• When you close the window, this dialog will appear.
• If you select "Yes", output.pdf will be generated.

Note

• If there are any unnecessary images among the saved images, delete them and execute the following:

  $ python png2pdf.py

  • A dialog box will appear. Select the directory where the you saved images.

Installation

$ git clone [email protected]:0npv527yh9/Screenshot-to-PDF.git
$ cd Screenshot-to-PDF
$ pip install -r requirements.txt

• Of course, you can create a virtual environment if necessary.

Required External Libraries

• Pillow
• img2pdf