Have you ever run into these scenarios?
Operating a SaaS backend and needing to record every interface state for reports, audits, or tutorial creation?
Analyzing competitors and wanting to systematically save their UI changes, but screen recording files are huge, and finding specific content is like looking for a needle in a haystack?
Monitoring web app status and needing regular interface archives, but manual screenshots are tedious and inconsistent?
Screen recordings take up excessive space and are hard to search; manual screenshots are tedious and easy to miss key moments.
To solve this, I developed a lightweight browser extension called Interval Screenshot, designed to tackle one core problem: setting up automatic scheduled screenshots for the current tab.
Core features:
🕐 Precise timing: Supports automatic screenshots at second-level intervals (e.g. 1s, 2s, 5s), freeing your hands.
📁 Organized storage: Screenshots are automatically sorted and saved by domain and time, making review and search effortless.
🏃 Lightweight and efficient: Compared to screen recording, it generates highly compressed images, saving significant disk space.
🔧 Simple to use: No complex setup required, just click start and it runs automatically in the background.