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John Lechowicz
John Lechowicz

Reputation: 2583

How to take emulator screenshots using Eclipse?

I need to take screenshots of an android application running on an emulator in Eclipse Galileo.

Is there a built-in feature for this or do I have to download a plugin of some sorts?

Upvotes: 174

Views: 93434

Answers (6)

Sunishtha Singh
Sunishtha Singh

Reputation: 321

1-open the DDMS prescriptive,the right click on mouse. 2-there click on export screenshot. 3-then it will show you option to save your file as .png file,with whatever name you like you may save it.

Upvotes: 4

Mr. Flibble
Mr. Flibble

Reputation: 27003

Screenshots on Android Devices using Eclipse, a Visual Guide

Android Eclipse Screenshot step 1

Android Eclipse Screenshot step 2

Android Eclipse Screenshot step 3

Upvotes: 152

Ron
Ron

Reputation: 43

I just do a control print screen, which copies the image into the clipboard, then open MS Paint then do a control Z. Then you can crop and size it to your liking. Is this ok?

Upvotes: 0

Mark B
Mark B

Reputation: 200446

In the DDMS perspective in Eclipse there is a "Screen Capture" button. (Make sure you have your Android SDK and Eclipse plugin up to date, not sure this was always an option). Just press that button and a screenshot of whatever device you have DDMS connected to (either a real Android device or the emulator) will be created and opened in a new window where you can save it as a png.

Upvotes: 14

Dan Lew
Dan Lew

Reputation: 87420

You can take a screenshot if you open the Android view "devices" (under Window --> Show View --> Other... --> Android --> Devices). Click on the device or emulator you want to take a screen shot of, then click the "Screen Capture" button (it looks like a little picture, and it should be next to a stop sign button). Occasionally the device won't immediately load the picture; sometimes you have to close/reopen the screen capture window.

This is equivalent to taking a picture via DDMS, but you can do it in Eclipse instead of opening another application.

Upvotes: 292

David Hedlund
David Hedlund

Reputation: 129782

You load the emulator with your app normally, through Eclipse, but you take the actual screenshot from DDMS, a tool that's included in your SDK, under the "tools" folder.

In DDMS, press Ctrl+S to take a screenshot.

Upvotes: 9

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