Android User Guide

Complete documentation for Android phones, tablets, and ChromeOS

Windows & macOS Android & ChromeOS

Android guide contents

Overview Contents 1. What MT Auto Clicker Does 2. Requirements 3. First-Time Setup and Permissions 4. Home Screen 5. Common Options Used by Multiple Features 6. Single Target 7. Multi Target 8. Macro Recorder and Playback 9. Full Page Screenshot 10. Auto Refresh 11. Floatbars and Their Controls 12. Recent Runs and Presets 13. Notifications and Feedback Replies 14. Feedback Screen 15. Settings Screen 16. Backup, Import, and Data Removal 17. Tours, Review Prompts, and Helpful Messages 18. Real-Life Examples 19. Troubleshooting 20. Privacy and Safety 21. Quick Reference Support
Section 9

Full Page Screenshot

Full Page Screenshot captures multiple frames while scrolling and stitches them into one tall image.

Good uses

  • Long WhatsApp or messaging conversations
  • Webpages
  • Social media feeds
  • Settings pages
  • Long lists and receipts

Choose app

The Setup tab lists launchable apps.

Tools:

  • Search: Search by app name or package name.
  • All: Show all launchable apps.
  • Popular: Show commonly used apps.
  • Browsers: Show browser apps.
  • Remember my choice: Automatically select the same app next time.

How to capture

  1. Select an app.
  2. Tap Start.
  3. Choose Entire screen when Android asks for screen capture permission.
  4. The selected app is launched once. You may switch elsewhere before Snapshot; the foreground screen is what gets captured.
  5. Navigate to the top of the long page, chat, feed, or list.
  6. Tap the Screenshot button on the floatbar.
  7. Do not touch or scroll while capture is running.
  8. Wait for the saved message.

Screenshot floatbar

  • Drag handle: Move the floatbar.
  • Shot / status text: Shows the current state.
  • MT logo: Return to Full Page Screenshot, stop the session, and dismiss the floatbar.
  • Screenshot icon: Begin capture and stitching.
  • Close: End the capture session.

During capture, the app scrolls in steps, captures overlapping frames, removes repeated areas where possible, and stitches the result.

Once capture starts, the main floatbar is replaced by a non-interactive Capturing/Saving status pill. There is no on-screen Cancel control until capture finishes or fails.

A capture is limited to 36 frame attempts. Output taller than 22,000 pixels is scaled down, including its width. “Full Page” is therefore a bounded scroll-and-stitch capture, not a guarantee that an unlimited page is kept at native resolution.

Where screenshots are saved

Saved images appear in:

Gallery → Pictures → MT Auto Clicker

A saved notification may also open the image.

Best results

  • Begin at the top of the content.
  • Use a screen with one clear vertical scroll area.
  • Do not touch the screen during “Scrolling & stitching.”
  • Wait for images and messages to finish loading before capture.
  • Close keyboards, popups, and menus first.
  • Avoid pages with videos or constantly changing animations.
  • Pages with changing toolbars, nested scrollers, large sticky areas, or content that changes between frames may have seams or missing content.

Example: Capture a long chat

  1. Select the messaging app.
  2. Start and allow Entire screen.
  3. Open the conversation.
  4. Scroll to the beginning of the section you want.
  5. Tap Screenshot.
  6. Wait for “Saved to Gallery.”
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