This small Python app serves as an automatic screenshotter (and optional auto-clicker) of a selected area on your screen with the help of PyAutoGUI and python-pptx. This also uses Tkinter as its GUI.

PyPPTXShot was initially a past-time project to capture slideshow presentations that are undownloadable (probably because of a certain professor won't let it be downloadable for some reason during online class) and is displayed on a website instead (e.g., ISpring Presentation on Moodle).

The default save path of the generated PPTX file would be in the desktop. While the default (and initial) filename is "pypptxshot_output-0". It is best used with a console to view what is going on.

Contributions are welcomed!

• Optional auto-clicker (to simulate "next" on target slides).
• Auto-clicker can also have a click delay.
• User can have any number of screenshots per slide (tested up to 500).
• Placed screenshots can be scaled.
• Maximum slide size is limited by python-pptx.
• Slide size can be automatically adjusted based from screenshot size.
• F2 shortcut key for getting coordinates on screen (for auto-click).

pip install pypptxshot
python -m pypptxshot

PyPPTXShot is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more details.