ios-simulator-screenshot

To capture a full-page screenshot from an iOS Simulator, run the bundled helper script which captures multiple viewport screenshots and stitches them vertically using ImageMagick to export a single long-scroll image.

Yes, you can take a screenshot of a specific booted iPhone simulator. The skill verifies that the target device is booted and the app is frontmost before capturing the current visible viewport.

Yes, you need both xcrun and ImageMagick installed. The full-page screenshot script relies on these system tools to interact with the booted simulator and stitch multiple viewport captures together.

The best way to automate iOS Simulator screenshot capture for QA is using the bundled fullpage_screenshot.py script, which programmatically captures and stitches the UI across different app states.

iOS simulator screenshot capture fails when the device is not booted because the script requires an active, running simulator instance to interact with via xcrun and capture the frontmost app viewport.

Long-scroll screenshot stitching works by capturing multiple viewport screenshots from the vertically scrollable screen of a booted iOS Simulator and combining them into one continuous image using ImageMagick.