This document provides instructions for using the Shutter screenshot tool in Ubuntu. It explains how to download and install Shutter from the Ubuntu Software Center. It then demonstrates various screenshot capturing functions of Shutter, such as taking screenshots of specific areas, entire windows, or websites. It also shows how to edit screenshots in Shutter by adding annotations, censoring portions, cropping images, and more.

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How to use
Shutter – Screenshot Tools
Ubuntu Version

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What is
Shutter – Screenshot Tools ?

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Shutter is a feature-rich
screenshot program

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You can take a screenshot
Of a specific area

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Your whole screen, or even
Of a website

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Shutter is FREE
and Open Source

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Apply different
Effects to it

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Let's begin!

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In your launcher
locate your browser

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Double-click
Internet browser

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Type
www.shutter-project.org
In address bar

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This what webpage
Look a like

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Let's download Shutter

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In your launcher locate
Ubuntu Software Center

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Click
Ubuntu Software Center

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This what Ubuntu Software Center
Look a like

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Type Shutter in search

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To install Shutter
Click install

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Enter password to install

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Click Authenticate

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Shutter installed

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How to run Shutter?

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In your launcher locate
Dash Home icon

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Click Dash Home

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In search bar type
Shutter

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Click Shutter

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This is Shutter look like

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Let's explore Shutter

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Quick look in
Shutter toolbar

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Let's use Selection

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Capture area with your
Mouse to select specified
Screen area

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Draw a rectangular area
Using mouse

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To take a screenshot
Press Enter key

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Screenshot using Selection

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Let's use Desktop button

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Take a screenshot of your
whole desktop

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Screenshot using Desktop

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Let's use Window button

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Take a screenshot of a
specific window

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Capture active browser

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Capture your Desktop

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Capture active workspace

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Take a screenshot of a
website

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Click Globe icon

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Click Globe icon

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Shutter window for website
capture will pop up

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Type the website you
Wish to capture

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Click Capture button

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Successfully captured
website

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Let's explore the
Edit feature

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The use of the built-in
Editor
is highlight important

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...fragments of screenshot
or crop it to desired size

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Click Edit button

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Edit window look like

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Side toolbar menu

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Adjust color, stroke color,
Line width and Font

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Let's try Freehand tool

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Click Freehand tool

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Highlight some part of
screenshot using
Freehand tool

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Click Highlighter

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Highlight some part of
Screenshot using
Highlighter tool

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Click Straight Line

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You can draw lines
to screenshot

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Click Arrow

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You can put arrow
to screenshot

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You can add primitives, like
Rectangles, ellipses, etc.

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Add some text to
the screenshot

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Click Text Icon

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Preferences box
will appear

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In Preferences box you
can add text

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You can adjust
font size and style

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Click Sans button

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Pick a font window appear

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You can change font color

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Click Font Color button

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Choose font color
Window appear

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Click Censor portion

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Censor portion of the
Screenshot to hide
Private data

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Click Pixelize

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Pixelize selected area of
your screenshot to hide
Private data

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Click auto-increment shape

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Add an auto-increment
Shape to the screenshot

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Last but not least
Click Crop tool

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Choose area in screenshot
to be Crop

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Hit Enter in keyboard
To Crop screenshot

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You can now enjoy using
Shutter screenshot tool

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You have the power to
achieve any goal you
set your mind on.
- Bo Sanchez