Screenshot Magic

Screenshot Magic is compatible with Blender 2.80 and later, and the listed versions run all the way through 4.3, including 4.2, 4.1, 4.0, and the 3.x series. That broad range means it fits both current installs and older projects still on earlier builds. The addon is accessed from the 3D View sidebar in Blender, so once it's set up you open its panel there to set your interval and output directory before recording. For the definitive version list, check the developer's page.

Screenshot Magic runs from a panel in Blender's 3D View sidebar. Open the panel, set your preferred screenshot interval in seconds, and select an output directory where the images will be stored. Click Start Recording to begin automatic captures at that interval, and the addon keeps taking screenshots without further input. When you're done, click Stop Recording to end the session. Captured images are saved to your chosen location in a structured folder system, so they stay organized without manual sorting.

Screenshot Magic is listed here as free, so you can add it to Blender without cost through this catalog. It's released under the GPL license. Pricing and licensing terms can change over time, so for the most current details it's best to check the developer's page directly before downloading. The addon is described as lightweight and captures viewport screenshots on a timer you set.

Screenshot Magic captures viewport screenshots automatically at intervals you define, which is one of the ways it supports building time-lapse sequences of your Blender work. Because captures happen on a timer without manual input, the frames accumulate in your chosen output folder as you work. The same approach also works for tracking progress and documenting your workflow for tutorials or portfolios. You choose the interval in seconds and start or stop recording whenever you like, controlling how densely the frames are spaced.