First release / / with v1.0.0, v1.1.0, v2.0.0, v2.1.0
Postcard v2.2.0
Grab a screenshot, frame it with a background, corners and shadow, mark it up, hide secrets and copy or save it from the Omarchy bar.
Before you upgrade to v2.2.0
1 to fixWhat changed in v2.2.0
First releases (v1.0.0 as OmaSnap, renamed Postcard in v2.0.0) through v2.2.0: framing, backgrounds, annotation, one-click redaction, code cards, presets, several shots per card and a scripting interface over `omarchy-shell shell call`.
Also: Delayed capture (0–60 s), Save as (`Ctrl+Shift+S`), WebP export, drag the card into other apps, a Settings view, `help` call for scripts, a bar button with click actions.
Omarchy plugin: `omarchy plugin add https://github.com/tahayvr/postcard.git --enable`; update with `omarchy plugin update tahayvr.postcard`. Stable releases v1.0.0 to v2.2.0.
New things you can do
Frame a screenshot with padding, aspect ratio, rounded corners, shadow, crop, an optional title bar and inset, and a background of your choice.
Annotate a screenshot with arrows, boxes, ellipses, highlighter, text labels, numbered steps, spotlight and a magnifier lens, with undo and redo.
Pixelate emails, API keys, JWTs, AWS and GitHub tokens, card numbers, IBANs, IP addresses and phone numbers in one click, or copy the screenshot's text by OCR.
Turn selected text into a syntax-highlighted code card in the same frame, with language, font size, line numbers and themes.
Pick backgrounds from auto, gradients, flat colors, your theme or wallpaper, make your own colors and gradients, and save the whole look as a named preset.
Put several screenshots on one card, side by side or stacked, with an arrow pointing from one shot to another.
Read the evidence
Capture a region, window or screen (optionally after a delay) and copy or save it as PNG, JPEG or WebP at 1x to 3x, or drag it into another app.
Drive the editor from the command line with `omarchy-shell shell call tahayvr.postcard` to capture, style, annotate, redact and save in scripts or key bindings.
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