Node Screenshot

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Description

Category: Note Enhancements

The Node Screenshot plugin is a simple yet powerful tool for Obsidian users. With this plugin, you can easily take screenshots of individual nodes in your canvas, making it easy to capture and save important information or share your notes with others. The plugin's intuitive interface allows you to quickly capture and store screenshots, and you can choose where the screenshot is saved. This plugin is a great addition for anyone who wants to visually document their notes and ideas.

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Latest Version

12 days ago

Changelog

Screenshots now get a unique default file name with the capture date and time (e.g. canvas-node-screenshot-2026-09-19-143210.png), so they no longer overwrite each other.

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Node Screenshot

A plugin for Obsidian that lets you capture any node of a Canvas as a PNG image.

Canvas-Node-Screenshot

Features

  • Capture a single Canvas node as a PNG image, straight from its context menu.
  • The background of the image matches your theme (light or dark).
  • No settings to configure: install it and it works.

Usage

  1. Open a Canvas.
  2. Right-click the node you want to capture.
  3. Select Capture node screenshot in the menu.
  4. Choose where to save the image. By default it is named after the capture date and time, for example canvas-node-screenshot-2026-09-19-143210.png.

Installation

  1. Open Settings → Community plugins.
  2. If needed, turn off Restricted mode.
  3. Click Browse and search for Node Screenshot.
  4. Click Install, then Enable.

Manual installation

  1. Go to the Releases page and download main.js and manifest.json from the latest release.
  2. In your vault, create the folder .obsidian/plugins/canvas-node-screenshot/ and copy both files into it.
  3. Restart Obsidian (or reload the plugin list), then enable Node Screenshot in Settings → Community plugins.

Development

npm install
npm run dev # rebuilds main.js on every change
npm run build # type-checks and builds for production

To release a new version, run npm version patch (or minor / major), then git push --follow-tags. The release workflow builds the plugin and creates a draft GitHub release. See CONTRIBUTING.md for more.

Support

  • Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue.
  • If you find this plugin helpful, you can Star ⭐ this repository.

License

MIT

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