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# Screenshot Sample Scene

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## Introduction

![](/files/9ZUPkNlsIIYINolgyIpd)

This sample scene demonstrates the use of the [Screenshot API](/old-kb/toolkit-for-ui-and-ux/unity/api/screenshot.md). The UX Screenshot API can be used to capture full screen or parts of a screen and simplies the process of reading that data out to a file, to byte\[] for transmission over a network, for resizing to make it appropreate as a thubnail ... think Save Game thumbnails and much more.

## What do I learn?

1. Capturing a screenshot and using the [Screenshot API](/old-kb/toolkit-for-ui-and-ux/unity/api/screenshot.md)
2. How to access the Knowledge Base (where you are now)
3. How to access the support [Discord ](https://discord.gg/6X3xrRc)
4. How to leave a review 😉

## Objects

### Managers

This implaments a simple sample script which does nothing but capture the screen and present it to a UI element as a crude demonstration of the Screenshot API.


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