Linux command
flameshot 命令
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常用示例
Example
flameshot full
Example
flameshot gui
Example
flameshot gui -p [path/to/directory]
Example
flameshot gui -c
Example
flameshot gui -r
Example
flameshot screen -n [monitor_number]
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flameshot full -d [5000]
Example
flameshot launcher
说明
Flameshot is a powerful yet simple screenshot tool for Linux featuring an intuitive GUI for region selection and built-in annotation capabilities. It supports drawing shapes, adding text, arrows, and markers directly on screenshots before saving. The tool integrates with the system tray for quick access and supports both X11 and Wayland display servers. Screenshots can be saved to files, copied to clipboard, or uploaded to image hosting services. A D-Bus interface enables scripting and integration with other applications.
参数
- gui
- Interactive mode to select region and annotate
- full
- Capture all monitors simultaneously
- screen
- Capture a specific monitor
- launcher
- Open dialog for advanced screenshot options
- config
- Configure application settings
- -c, --clipboard
- Copy capture to clipboard
- -d, --delay _ms_
- Wait specified milliseconds before capture
- -p, --path _directory_
- Save screenshot to specified directory
- -r, --raw
- Output PNG data to stdout
- -u, --upload
- Upload screenshot to external service
- --region _WxH+X+Y_
- Capture specific region dimensions
- -n, --number _monitor_
- Select monitor by number (for screen subcommand)
FAQ
What is the flameshot command used for?
Flameshot is a powerful yet simple screenshot tool for Linux featuring an intuitive GUI for region selection and built-in annotation capabilities. It supports drawing shapes, adding text, arrows, and markers directly on screenshots before saving. The tool integrates with the system tray for quick access and supports both X11 and Wayland display servers. Screenshots can be saved to files, copied to clipboard, or uploaded to image hosting services. A D-Bus interface enables scripting and integration with other applications.
How do I run a basic flameshot example?
Run `flameshot full` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does gui do in flameshot?
Interactive mode to select region and annotate