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Capture terminal screenshots and GIF recordings from tmux sessions using freeze and agg. Use when you need to screenshot a TUI app, generate terminal images, or convert asciinema casts to GIFs.
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| name | terminal-screenshot |
| description | Capture terminal screenshots and GIF recordings from tmux sessions using freeze and agg. Use when you need to screenshot a TUI app, generate terminal images, or convert asciinema casts to GIFs. |
Capture screenshots from live tmux sessions with freeze, convert asciinema .cast files to GIFs with agg.
Capture a tmux pane and render it as a terminal image:
freeze --execute "tmux capture-pane -t $SESSION -p -e" \
--output screenshot.png --window --padding 20 \
--font.family "JetBrainsMono Nerd Font Mono"
Use the tmux-cli-testing skill's helper (tmux_test_helper.sh) to drive the app to
the desired state, then snapshot the same tmux session. This is the one harness for
driving TUIs over tmux — don't introduce a separate one.
source path/to/tmux-cli-testing/scripts/tmux_test_helper.sh
trap cleanup_test EXIT
start_test --cwd "$PROJECT" node app.js # helper creates session $TMUX_SESSION
wait_for "Ready" 30
sleep 1
# Navigate to the screen you want to capture
send_line "some input"
wait_for "Expected output" 15
sleep 1
# Capture the helper's session ($TMUX_SESSION)
freeze --execute "tmux capture-pane -t \"$TMUX_SESSION\" -p -e" \
--output shot.png --window --padding 20 \
--font.family "JetBrainsMono Nerd Font Mono"
agg --theme dracula --font-family "JetBrainsMono Nerd Font Mono" \
recording.cast output.gif
Font family must match an installed font. The default "JetBrains Mono,Fira Code,SF Mono,Menlo,..." won't match Nerd Font variants. Check installed fonts with fc-list :mono family | sort -u and use the exact name. Wrong font = broken box-drawing characters (right borders floating mid-line).
Don't use --language ansi with freeze. Use --execute to run the capture command directly — freeze handles ANSI natively via --execute. Passing --language ansi treats escape codes as syntax tokens, not terminal output.
Use dracula theme for agg, not monokai. ANSI color 90 (bright black / borderColor="gray") is invisible in monokai but visible in dracula (#6272A4). This matters for Ink TUI apps that use gray borders.
freeze --execute vs piping. Both work, but --execute is simpler and avoids issues with pipe buffering:
# Preferred
freeze --execute "tmux capture-pane -t $SESSION -p -e" --output out.png
# Also works (no --language flag!)
tmux capture-pane -t $SESSION -p -e | freeze --output out.png