Screenshots¶
Screenshots are basic by default, but somewhat powerful when needed. Don't sue me, KDE.
| Shortcut | Scope |
|---|---|
| Super+Shift+Z | Entire screen |
| Super+Shift+A | Active window |
| Super+Shift+S | Region (drag to select) |
| Print Screen | Entire screen |
When triggered, a taken screenshot is being saved to your default screenshots folder and copied to clipboard. When Hyprland animations are enabled, your screen will flash briefly. This effect is not visible on screenshots themselfs. If you don't like it, you can disable it in:
Settings¶
Vibranium Menu -> Settings -> Screenshots:
| Setting | Options / notes |
|---|---|
| File type | png, jpeg (default), ppm |
| JPEG quality | 0–100, default 80 |
| Save to disk | On by default. Off = clipboard-only |
| Flash screen / Flash border | Screen flash needs Hyprland animations enabled |
| Show notification | Show notification after capture |
| Annotate automatically | Open the annotator after every capture (see below). |
| Capture cursor | Include the cursor in the image |
Annotation¶
Toggle Annotate automatically in the settings, and after every capture the annotator — satty — pops up with the screenshot loaded. Satty is one of the best-looking and most capable image annotators on Linux: arrows, rectangles, text, blur, highlight, etc.
You can also open the annotator on demand for any image via vb-util-image-annotator or the "Image Annotator" app in App Launcher.