Batch Screenshot Editor for Unity

The Batch Screenshot Editor for Unity is a powerful tool that allows you to take screenshots for various devices with different resolutions at once. This editor is designed to benefit users who need to record gameplay or take screenshots for different devices. Simply enter the desired resolutions, save them to a JSON file, and take batch screenshots with one click. This feature is particularly useful for developers who need to test their games on multiple devices.

Example use cases include taking screenshots for iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone 12 with just one click. The editor is easy to use and can be accessed through the Unity Editor's tabs.

To get started, you'll need to import the Unity Recorder package. Then, follow these steps:

1. Open the Unity Editor and click on the 'Window' tab.
2. Select 'Multiple Screenshot Editor' from the 'mr.yilanci' tab.
3. Add devices to the list by clicking the '+' button.
4. Save your device resolution list as a JSON file to your project.
5. Load your device resolution list from the project by clicking the 'Load Json' button.
6. Select the location where you want to save the screenshots.
7. Play Unity to run the editor.
8. Click the 'Take Screenshot' button to capture screenshots for the saved device resolutions.
9. Adjust the time scale to 1 to unfreeze time.
10. View the output folder by clicking the 'Show Folder' button.

This editor is a game-changer for developers who need to take high-quality screenshots for multiple devices. With its user-friendly interface and batch screenshot feature, you can save time and effort while ensuring your screenshots are of the highest quality.

To use this editor, you need to import the Unity Recorder package. The editor can be accessed through the Unity Editor's tabs. Follow these steps:

11. Click 'Window' tab.
12. Select 'Multiple Screenshot Editor' from the 'mr.yilanci' tab.
13. Add devices to the list by clicking the '+' button.
14. Save your device resolution list as a JSON file to your project.
15. Load your device resolution list from the project by clicking the 'Load Json' button.
16. Select the location where you want to save the screenshots.
17. Play Unity to run the editor.
18. Click the 'Take Screenshot' button to capture screenshots for the saved device resolutions.
19. Adjust the time scale to 1 to unfreeze time.
20. View the output folder by clicking the 'Show Folder' button.

Note: The editor requires Unity Recorder package to function.

Batch Screenshot Editor for Unity - Asset Store