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Frametap lets you capture screenshots, screen recordings, and file uploads from sandboxes, containers, VMs, and remote machines.

What is Frametap? ​

Frametap installs a runner on the machine you care about, then lets you trigger jobs from the app, the public API, or the CLI. The results come back to the app as recordings, screenshots, and uploaded files.

Start Here ​

How it works ​

Install runner → Trigger jobs → Review artifacts in the app
  1. Install the Frametap CLI on your machine, container, or VM
  2. Enroll the runner with an enrollment token
  3. Trigger jobs from the app, public API, or CLI commands
  4. Review artifacts in the web app

Core Capabilities ​

Screenshots ​

Capture single frames from any enrolled display.

  • On-demand screenshots
  • Scheduled screenshots
  • Organized in the dashboard with metadata

Screen Recordings ​

Record video from any enrolled display.

  • Duration-based recordings
  • Manual interrupt
  • Selenium-aware stop conditions for browser automation

Watch Folder Uploads ​

Watch a directory and upload files automatically.

  • Good for test artifacts, exports, logs, and generated files
  • Built-in deduplication
  • Include and exclude pattern support

Common Use Cases ​

Remote Sandboxes and VMs ​

Install the runner once, then trigger captures remotely whenever you need visual proof.

AI Agent Workflows ​

Capture what an agent actually rendered or produced in its sandbox.

CI/CD Debugging ​

Record browser runs and collect output files so failures are easier to inspect.

Artifact Management ​

Keep screenshots, recordings, and uploaded files in one timeline.

Ways to Use Frametap ​

Dashboard ​

Create jobs manually, inspect artifacts, manage keys and billing, and monitor runners.

Public API ​

Integrate Frametap into CI, automation, and custom tooling.

CLI Runner ​

Manage the local runner, enable auto-recording, and watch folders directly from the command line.

Getting Started ​

Start with one of these:

Support ​

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