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Docs Why updates expire? URL Scheme API Security & Legal CleanShot Security Bug Bounty Program EULA CleanShot Cloud Terms of Service Privacy Policy Subprocessors DPA URL scheme API Our macOS app exposes actions that lets pro users and developers of other apps send commands to CleanShot. This page explains how it works. Overview URL scheme is a special type of link that works just like a normal https:// link you use every day. Instead of opening a webpage, it performs a specific action in the CleanShot macOS app. Commands are sent to CleanShot by constructing a special URL: cleanshot://command-name?parameter1=value1&parameter2=value2 Opening these links will launch the app and execute the command. For example, here's how you would tell CleanShot to take a fullscreen screenshot: cleanshot://capture-fullscreen ✨  All-In-One mode /all-in-one Launch the "All-In-One" mode. You can also provide the optional parameters to open the tool at specific location. Point (0,0) is located in the lower left corner of the screen. Parameters: x (optional) y (optional) width (optional) height (optional) display (optional) - Capture a specified display: 1 is the main display, 2 is the secondary, etc. If not specified, CleanShot will use the display which the cursor is on. Example: cleanshot://all-in-one or cleanshot://all-in-one?x=100&y=120&width=200&height=150&display=1 Requires CleanShot 4.2 or later. Parameters x, y, width, height, display require version 4.7 or later. 📸  Screenshots /capture-area Opens the standard "Capture Area" mode. You can also provide the optional parameters and capture the screen instantly. Point (0,0) is located in the lower left corner of the screen. Parameters: x (optional) y (optional) width (optional) height (optional) display (optional) - Capture a specified display: 1 is the main display, 2 is the secondary, etc. If not specified, CleanShot will use the display which the cursor is on. action (optional) - Perform a specific action after taking a screenshot: (copy/save/annotate/upload/pin). Example: cleanshot://capture-area or cleanshot://capture-area?action=annotate or cleanshot://capture-area?x=100&y=120&width=200&height=150&display=1 Requires CleanShot 3.5.1 or later. Parameter action requires version 4.7 or later. /capture-previous-area Repeats last taken screenshot. Parameters: action (optional) - Perform a specific action after taking a screenshot: (copy/save/annotate/upload/pin) Example: cleanshot://capture-previous-area Requires CleanShot 3.5.1 or later. Parameter action requires version 4.7 or later. /capture-fullscreen Takes a fullscreen screenshot. Parameters: action (optional) - Perform a specific action after taking a screenshot: (copy/save/annotate/upload/pin) Example: cleanshot://capture-fullscreen Requires CleanShot 3.5.1 or later. Parameter action requires version 4.7 or later. /capture-window Opens "Capture Window" mode. Parameters: action (optional) - Perform a specific action after taking a screenshot: (copy/save/annotate/upload/pin) Example: cleanshot://capture-window Requires CleanShot 3.5.1 or later. Parameter action requires version 4.7 or later. /self-timer Opens "Capture Area" mode with self-timer. Parameters: action (optional) - Perform a specific action after taking a screenshot: (copy/save/annotate/upload/pin) Example: cleanshot://self-timer Requires CleanShot 3.5.1 or later. Parameter action requires version 4.7 or later. /scrolling-capture Opens "Scrolling Capture" mode. You can also provide the optional parameters to open the tool at specific location. Point (0,0) is located in the lower left corner of the screen. Parameters: x (optional) y (optional) width (optional) height (optional) display (optional) - Capture a specified display: 1 is the main display, 2 is the secondary, etc. If not specified, CleanShot will use the display which the cursor is on. start (optional) - Automatically start capture (true/false) autoscroll (optional) - Enable auto-scroll mode (true/false) Example: cleanshot://scrolling-capture or cleanshot://scrolling-capture?x=100&y=120&width=200&height=150&start=true&autoscroll=true Requires CleanShot 3.5.1 or later. Parameters start and autoscroll require version 4.7 or later. /pin Opens the specified file as a pinned screenshot. Parameters: filepath (optional) - path to the file (PNG/JPEG) you want to pin. If you don’t pass this parameter, CleanShot will ask to select the file manually. Example: cleanshot://pin or cleanshot://pin?filepath=/Users/john/Desktop/my%20screenshot.png Requires CleanShot 3.5.1 or later. 🎥  Screen Recording /record-screen Opens "Record Screen" mode. You can also provide the optional parameters to open the tool at specific location. Point (0,0) is located in the lower left corner of the screen. Parameters: x (optional) y (optional) width (optional) height (optional) display (optional) - Capture a specified display: 1 is the main display, 2 is t

Back to Applications Selected App Quarter Quest Settings General Information Installation NEW OAuth2 Bot Emojis NEW Webhooks NEW Rich Presence App Testers App Verification Discord Social SDK NEW Getting Started Activities Settings URL Mappings Custom Links Art Assets Monetization Getting Started Bot Bring your app to life on Discord with a Bot user. Be a part of chat in your users' servers and interact with them directly. Learn more about bot users Icon Dimensions:1024x1024 Aspect Ratio:1:1 File Types:PNG, GIF, JPG, WEBP Max Size:10MB Banner Dimensions:680x240 Aspect Ratio:17:6 File Types:PNG, GIF, JPG, WEBP Max Size:10MB Drag or click to upload Username # Token For security purposes, tokens can only be viewed once, when created. If you forgot or lost access to your token, please regenerate a new one. Reset Token Authorization Flow These settings control how OAuth2 authorizations are restricted for your bot (who can add your bot and how it is added). Public Bot Public bots can be added by anyone. When unchecked, only you can join this bot to servers. Requires OAuth2 Code Grant If your application requires multiple scopes then you may need the full OAuth2 flow to ensure a bot doesn't join before your application is granted a token. Privileged Gateway Intents Some Gateway Intents require approval if your bot is verified. If your bot is not verified, you can toggle those intents below to access them. This is the approximate number of servers this bot has joined. These numbers are updated daily. 0 Servers Presence Intent Required for your bot to receive Presence Update events.NOTE: Once your bot reaches 100 or more servers, this will require verification and approval. Read more here Server Members Intent Required for your bot to receive events listed under GUILD_MEMBERS.NOTE: Once your bot reaches 100 or more servers, this will require verification and approval. Read more here Message Content Intent Required for your bot to receive message content in most messages.NOTE: Once your bot reaches 100 or more servers, this will require verification and approval. Read more here Bot Permissions Need some help with bit math? Use the tool below to calculate the permissions integer for your bot based on the features it needs. General Permissions Administrator View Audit Log Manage Server Manage Roles Manage Channels Kick Members Ban Members Create Instant Invite Change Nickname Manage Nicknames Manage Expressions Create Expressions Manage Webhooks View Channels Manage Events Create Events Moderate Members View Server Insights View Server Subscription Insights Text Permissions Send Messages Create Public Threads Create Private Threads Send Messages in Threads Send TTS Messages Manage Messages Pin Messages Manage Threads Embed Links Attach Files Read Message History Mention Everyone Use External Emojis Use External Stickers Add Reactions Use Slash Commands Use Embedded Activities Use External Apps Create Polls Bypass Slowmode Send Voice Messages Voice Permissions Connect Speak Video Mute Members Deafen Members Move Members Use Voice Activity Priority Speaker Request To Speak Use Embedded Activities Use Soundboard Use External Sounds Set Voice Channel Status Permissions Integer