Projects sharing features with Flameshot

eSearch is a desktop tool that combines screen capture, image annotation, screen recording, optical character recognition (OCR), and text search and translation into a single application. It is built around a modular architecture that coordinates these tasks through an event-driven capture pipeline, allowing users to capture screen regions, annotate them with drawing and shape tools, and then extract text using a local-first OCR engine or optional cloud services. The project distinguishes itself by integrating a command-line interface for triggering capture and recognition tasks, enabling scr

This project is an AI-powered screenshot manager and visual assistant designed for capturing screen content and processing it through large language models. It functions as an OCR translation application and screen annotation tool, allowing users to extract text from images and perform intelligent analysis of visual data. The software differentiates itself through an AI-driven OCR pipeline and the ability to convert screenshots into structured Markdown or HTML via layout-aware document transformation. It features a visual AI assistant capable of analyzing screen content and a prompt-engineere

QuickRecorder is a screen recording software designed for capturing desktops, application windows, and system audio. It functions as a multi-device video recorder and tutorial capture tool, synchronizing video feeds from a computer and connected mobile devices into a single stream. The system distinguishes itself through an alpha-channel video exporter that produces recordings with transparent backgrounds. It also includes a presenter overlay system that renders a floating camera feed over screen captures and a specialized tutorial toolset that provides mouse movement highlighting and a magni

Licecap is an animated GIF capture utility designed to record desktop screen activity and export the results as portable GIF image files. It functions as a screen recorder that allows users to capture a selected area of the screen and save the recording as a short animation. The tool includes a selection overlay for defining the recording area via mouse interactions and utilizes palette-based encoding to compress captured frames into a single looped GIF file. It integrates with Windows and macOS APIs to manage screen capture permissions and window positioning. The application covers a range

Captura is a desktop screen recording and screenshot utility designed to capture video, webcam feeds, and system audio into multimedia recordings. It functions as a recording suite that can also be operated as a command line video recorder, allowing users to trigger and manage capture workflows via terminal commands. The software distinguishes itself by recording user input, such as mouse movements and keystrokes, as visual overlays on top of the captured video. It further supports automated workflows through the integration of system-level hardware media keys, enabling recording state change

uPic is a native macOS application designed for uploading images and files to cloud hosting services and private backends. It functions as a cloud image hosting tool and a custom API upload client that generates formatted links for shared content. The project distinguishes itself by allowing users to configure private backend endpoints with specific HTTP methods, headers, and server URLs. It converts uploaded file addresses into Markdown or HTML snippets, which are then written back to the system clipboard via customizable URL templates. The application integrates with macOS system framework

Agent-S is a multimodal AI agent and LLM desktop automation framework designed to control operating systems through graphical user interface interactions. It functions as a computer use interface, utilizing vision-language grounding to translate natural language goals into precise screen coordinates and system actions. The project differentiates itself by combining structured accessibility tree inspection with vision-based element localization. It manages cross-application workflows by mapping conceptual descriptions to physical pixels and simulating low-level keyboard and mouse events to mov

Virtual-Display-Driver is a kernel-level driver for Windows that emulates physical monitors and audio devices. It serves as a virtual monitor emulator, headless server display emulator, and virtual audio device driver to enable extended desktop space and sound routing on systems without physical hardware connections. The project enables the simulation of monitors with custom resolutions, refresh rates, and identification profiles, including support for High Dynamic Range output. It also provides software-defined audio interfaces to simulate virtual microphones and speakers. The software cove

Uploadthing is a tool for integrating file uploads into web applications, providing a system to accept and store files through serverless file handling. It manages the end-to-end upload process, from creating backend endpoints to delivering content via a content delivery network. The project utilizes a presigned URL workflow to allow clients to upload files directly to cloud storage, reducing server ingress. It features a route-based validation system to enforce constraints on file types and sizes, alongside middleware for request authorization and secure post-upload callback webhooks. The p

Kap is an open-source screen recording application designed to capture desktop activity as video or image files. It provides a comprehensive workflow for recording screen sessions, including options for capturing system audio and highlighting mouse clicks to assist in the creation of instructional content. The application distinguishes itself through a modular, plugin-based architecture that allows for the integration of external services for sharing and uploading media. It utilizes a background transcoding utility to process and convert captured recordings into various formats, such as GIF,

Cap is a self-hosted screen recording and video collaboration platform designed for teams to replace synchronous meetings with asynchronous video updates. It provides a comprehensive suite for capturing high-resolution desktop activity, including system audio, microphone input, and camera overlays, which are then processed through an integrated post-production workflow. The platform distinguishes itself by offering full data sovereignty through containerized deployment and object storage abstractions, allowing users to host their media assets on private infrastructure or S3-compatible buckets

This project is a toolkit and API designed for parsing, manipulating, and visualizing image annotations for computer vision tasks. It provides a programming interface to load and organize Common Objects in Context annotations, specifically for object detection, image segmentation, and keypoint estimation. The library includes tools for converting formatted JSON files into data structures that support the analysis of pixel-level masks and skeletal markers. It enables the visual verification of ground truth accuracy by rendering bounding boxes, segmentation masks, and keypoint markers directly

Peek is a desktop screen recorder for Linux systems designed to capture specific rectangular areas of the display. It functions as an animated image and video creator, allowing users to record short, silent screencasts of desktop activity. The application provides a focused workflow for generating visual content, such as instructional documentation, bug reports, and project updates. It enables users to export recordings in various formats and includes options to optimize the quality and file size of animated images for web integration. The software utilizes native display protocols to manage

Robotgo is a cross-platform desktop automation framework for the Go programming language. It provides a comprehensive toolkit for programmatically interacting with graphical user interfaces, enabling developers to simulate human input, manage application windows, and monitor system-wide hardware events. The library distinguishes itself through its low-level system integration, utilizing a foreign function interface to interact directly with native operating system APIs. It employs pixel-buffer memory mapping and real-time screen capture to perform visual element identification, allowing for i

Labelme is a Python-based image annotation tool used to create computer vision datasets. It serves as a visual editor for semantic segmentation, allowing users to define object boundaries using polygons, rectangles, points, and circles. The application also functions as a multispectral image annotator, supporting high-bit depth TIFF files used in satellite and scientific imagery. The tool incorporates AI-assisted labeling capabilities to automate the creation of masks and polygons. These features allow for shape generation driven by text prompts or interactive point selections, which propose

OpenScreen is screen recording and editing software used to capture screen video and audio with an integrated timeline for trimming, cropping, and playback adjustments. It functions as a comprehensive system for recording, annotating, and exporting audio-visual content. The project includes a dynamic zoom editor for applying manual or cursor-following zooms with adjustable depth and easing. It features a local caption generator that uses on-device transcription to create voiceover captions without uploading data to external servers. Additional specialized tools allow for the integration of we

This project is an AI meeting assistant and interview copilot that monitors system audio and screen content to generate real-time responses during video calls. It functions as a system audio transcription tool and a context-aware prompt manager, injecting user documents and behavioral profiles into large language model prompts to tailor AI outputs. The system features a stealth screen overlay, utilizing a transparent window that displays information on top of other applications while remaining invisible to screen-sharing software and proctoring tools. It employs a process-hiding mechanism to

nvidia-patch is a binary modification tool for Nvidia drivers designed to remove artificial manufacturer limits on consumer-grade hardware. It primarily functions as an unlocker for simultaneous video encoding sessions and activates high-performance frame buffer screen capture capabilities. The project includes a GPU driver binary patcher capable of modifying driver libraries within isolated environments, such as containers and Flatpak runtimes. It utilizes dynamic linker manipulation to apply these patches to binaries located on read-only filesystems. The utility provides mechanisms for sta

Hyperion is an ambient lighting controller and screen color capture engine designed to synchronize networked LED hardware with real-time video and audio content. It functions as a programmable lighting effects engine and networked server, capturing frames from system displays or USB devices to extract dominant colors for immersive lighting environments. The system distinguishes itself through a protocol-agnostic hardware abstraction layer and a coordinate-based LED mapping system that uses keystone correction for precise physical alignment. It features a modular scripting engine for custom vi

Kooha is a screen recorder for Linux desktops that utilizes the Wayland protocol and XDG Portals for secure recording. It functions as a hardware-accelerated screen capture tool that offloads video compression to the GPU to reduce CPU load and power consumption. The application integrates the PipeWire framework to capture system and microphone audio streams and leverages FFmpeg for muxing video streams and exporting various codecs and containers. Its user interface is a native Linux application built with the GTK toolkit. The software covers screen recording and capture of entire displays, s

ScreenToGif is a screen recording and GIF editor designed to capture screen activity and refine frames to produce GIF animations and video files. It functions as a screen-to-video capture tool for creating visual demonstrations, documentation, and tutorials. The application includes a non-linear frame editor that allows for the modification of recorded footage before export. It can capture a selected screen area, webcam feed, or sketchboard, and exports the resulting animations as images, videos, or GIFs. The tool supports user interface translation to provide a localized experience in multi

Robotjs is a native Node.js automation library and desktop input simulator. It uses C++ bindings to provide low-level access to operating system functions, allowing for the programmatic control of the mouse and keyboard and the analysis of screen pixels. The library functions as a toolkit for automating user interfaces and desktop workflows, including those within Electron applications. It enables the simulation of key presses and mouse movements to automate interactions with desktop software and perform automated data entry. Its capabilities extend to screen pixel analysis, where it capture

ShaderGlass is a GPU-accelerated shader pipeline designed to render real-time visual effects as an overlay on the desktop or specific application windows. It processes visual input through programmable fragment shaders to modify screen output or live video feeds. The project supports the import of custom shader definitions and the hot-loading of external files to test and tune visual effects without restarting. It includes a library management system for browsing presets and adjusting specific parameters to refine the final output. The application routes input from various sources, including

tui.image-editor is a JavaScript image manipulation library and web-based photo editor. It provides a browser-based interface for cropping, resizing, and applying filters to images using the HTML5 Canvas API. The project is distinguished by its role as a canvas-based annotation tool, allowing users to add text, shapes, and freehand drawings as graphic overlays. It offers extensive UI customization through theme configuration, interface text localization, and the ability to replace default icons with custom SVG files. The library covers geometry manipulation, visual filter application, and im

This project is a suite of basic command line utilities rewritten in Rust, providing a cross-platform implementation of POSIX shell utilities. It serves as a portable CLI toolset designed to run across different operating systems and architectures. The implementation includes a WebAssembly shell environment, which allows these essential command line tools to be executed directly within a web browser without requiring a local installation. The toolset covers a broad range of system capabilities, including filesystem operations, text processing and stream editing, and system administration too

Apprise is a notification library and command-line utility that provides a unified interface for sending alerts to a wide range of messaging, email, and push services. It abstracts the complexities of diverse third-party communication APIs, allowing users to dispatch notifications through a single, standardized method. The project utilizes a connection-string-based routing system to map notification requests to specific service drivers. It features a modular plugin architecture that supports the integration of new messaging platforms and custom notification hooks. Users can organize service e

Eza is a command-line utility designed to replace standard directory listing tools by providing a more informative and visually intuitive interface for exploring file systems. Built with memory-safe systems programming, it queries low-level operating system interfaces to retrieve and display comprehensive file metadata, including permissions, ownership, and modification times. The tool distinguishes itself through its use of terminal-based color coding and advanced organization capabilities. It maps structured file metadata to specific color sequences to improve readability and offers modular