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# Take a Single High-Resolution Screenshot in ScreenshotKit

> Capture a high-resolution still from one camera for marketing, store assets, debugging, or documentation, with supersampling up to 8x.

Use this when you want a high-resolution still from one camera: marketing shots, store assets, debugging, or documentation.

<Frame caption="The Capture tab. Resolution and supersampling at the top, then capture options, quick capture, batch capture, and 360 degree panorama.">
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</Frame>

## Steps

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open the Capture tab">
    In the ScreenshotKit window, click the **Capture** tab.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Set the resolution">
    Under **Resolution**, set width and height, or click a preset such as **1080p**, **4K**, or **Game View**. Optionally raise **Size Multiplier** (1x to 8x) for supersampled output.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Set capture options">
    Under **Capture Options**, toggle **Transparent Background** if you want an alpha channel, and pick a **Capture Layers** mask if you want to exclude layers.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Capture">
    Click **Take Screenshot**, or press **Ctrl+Shift+S** from the Game View, or **Ctrl+Shift+Alt+S** from the Scene View.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Result

A single image file saved to your **Save Location**. The filename is built from your filename template (camera name, timestamp, resolution, prefix, suffix; see [Filename Format](/configuration/filename-format)).

<Tip>
  The **Game View** preset matches your current Game View aspect and resolution.
</Tip>

<Tip>
  Size Multiplier renders at `width x multiplier` by `height x multiplier` and writes the supersampled result. Use it for crisp 8K stills without changing your scene's display resolution.
</Tip>

<Warning>
  Combined width x height x multiplier squared must stay within the roughly **132.7 megapixel** budget, which is Full HD at 8x (15360 x 8640). Anything larger is rejected up front with a clear log message. See [Troubleshooting](/reference/troubleshooting).
</Warning>

## See also

* [Runtime API: single capture](/api/capture) to drive captures from your own scripts.
* [Batch Capture](/workflows/batch-capture) to shoot every camera in the scene at once.