termshot – generate screenshots of your terminal

termshot generate beautiful screenshots of your terminal, from your terminal.

termshot reads the console output and renders an output image that resembles a user interface window. It’s inspired by some other web-based tools like carbon.now.sh, and codekeep.io/screenshot. Unlike those tools, termshot does not blindly apply syntax highlighting to some provided text; instead it reads the ANSI escape codes (“rich text”) logged by most command-line tools and uses it to generate a high-fidelity “screenshot” of your terminal output.

This is free and open source software that runs under Linux and macOS.

Website: github.com/homeport/termshot
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Developer: The Homeport Team
License: MIT License

termshot is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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