Timed Screenshot
In Mac, you can easily take screenshot with the “Command + Shift + 3” and “Command + Shift + 4” shortcut keys. But what if you want to take a timed screenshot, say take a screenshot after a 10 seconds delay?
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Mac OS X comes with a hidden screen capture tool call Grab that allows you to take timed screenshot.
1. Open Grab (it can be found in the Applications -> Utilities folder).
2. Go to “Capture -> Timed Screenshot” in the menu bar.
Perfectly Timed Screenshots
The disadvantage of using the Grab app is that it is fixed only at 10 seconds and you won’t be able to change it. Alternatively, you can take a timed screenshot using the command line.
1. Open the terminal.
2. Type the command:
Timed Screenshot On Mac
You can change the number 10 to the time interval you want. The “screenshot1.jpg” parameter is the filename of the screenshot. You can specify a full filepath as well.
Screenshot Timed Screen