I am trying to take screenshots of a specific chrome window on my mac with python, (not the full screen, but just the chrome window)
I've seen some solutions for Windows, but none for mac yet. I think this is possible with pillow
, but I'm not sure.
You can grab a specific region of the screen with PIL's ImageGrab()
if you specify a bounding box. So, to get a 640x480 rectangle at top-left corner of screen, you can use:
from PIL import ImageGrab
# Grab top-left rectangle with size 640px wide by 480px tall
img = ImageGrab.grab(bbox=(0, 0, 639, 479))
So, one possibility might be to position your Chrome window to some known location, e.g. top-left corner and then capture.
You should be able to do that using Applescript adapted from my answer here invoking it using subprocess()
.
You may be able to use mss but I haven't tried it.
You may be able adapt my answer here.
You may be able to use locateOnScreen()
from pyautogui to find something you know/expect to be in your Chrome window.