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Use this when you want frame-by-frame stills for video editing, frame-perfect compositing, or per-frame mattes.
The Gif tab of the ScreenshotKit window, which also hosts image sequence recording

Image sequences are recorded from the Gif tab: the Sequence Options section holds the per-frame transparency and matte toggles, and Record Sequence sits next to Record GIF.

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Steps

1

Open Sequence Options

Open the Gif tab and expand Sequence Options.
2

Configure the sequence

Set Frame Rate, Resolution, Max Duration, and a File Prefix.
3

Pick an image format

Choose PNG, JPEG, TGA, or EXR. JPEG exposes a quality slider; EXR enables HDR float output.
4

Add transparency or mattes if needed

Optionally tick Transparent Background for per-frame alpha, and/or Render Mattes Per Frame for per-frame Cryptomatte / AOV passes.
5

Record in Play Mode

Enter Play Mode and click Start Recording, then Stop Recording when done.

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Result

A folder of frame_000000.ext, frame_000001.ext, and so on, plus one subfolder per enabled matte pass (for example ObjectID/, Normals/, MotionVectors/) when per-frame mattes are on.
EXR sequences with 32-bit Float output preserve full HDR. Use ZIP or RLE compression under Settings > File Format to control file size.
The recorder warns before overwriting if the output folder already contains frames. Pick a new folder per take if you do not want previous frames overwritten.
Per-frame matte rendering is heavy. If performance matters, capture without mattes and re-render mattes for the frames you actually need.

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See also