Butler
Butler is a Sizzy command line tool inspired by macOS Spotlight and Alfred.
Butler gives you easy keyboard access to most Sizzy features—no need to navigate menus and click icons anymore!
Press Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux, or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS. The UI will dim and show the Butler command bar.
Take Screenshots
Open Butler and start typing in screenshot.
Protip: You don't need to type entire words like "screenshot". Just start writing (eg., "scree" and Butler will instantly show you commands containing the string.
This will give you all screenshot-related options such as screenshotting all devices and Screenshot Devices with Frames. You can even access all Screenshot Settings with the same command.
Open Butler and start typing landscape. Select the option Switch all Devices to Landscape.
Too many things to count. Click here to see a full list of commands. As a bonus, we'll keep adding new features and their descriptions to this page as we implement them.
Sort the changes by Oldest first to start with the more basic features—the ones we implemented first.
Almost every feature that has a Butler command associated with it has a Butler-specific section in the Help Center. Examples:
If in doubt, open up Butler and type in the initials of the feature you're using. Chances are, you'll find something you need.