
Take a screenshot
- Start a Live Session in the Chief Live Sessions App.
- Click the Add a screenshot, image, or sketch to the transcript image button in the session controls.
- Click Take screenshot.
- Select what you want to capture, add any marks in the visual editor, then click Add to session.
Mark up a screenshot or image
Every screenshot or image opens in the visual editor before it is added. Use Take screenshot or Upload image, add any marks, then click Add to session. The global Screenshot straight to transcript shortcut is the exception and skips the editor. You can also choose New sketch when you want to explain an idea on a blank canvas instead of capturing your screen.Upload, paste, or drag an image
Use any of these paths during the session:- Click the image button, then click Upload image and choose one or more files.
- Copy an image, click inside the Transcript panel, and paste it. The visual editor opens before the image is added.
- Drag a file onto the Transcript panel and drop it when Drop a file to add it here appears.
Remove an image
Find the image in the transcript and click Remove from session before the Live Session ends. If Chief cannot remove it, the app shows Could not remove that from the session. Please try again. Images also offer View full size, copy, and download controls.FAQ
Why can't I paste an image into a finished transcript?
Why can't I paste an image into a finished transcript?
Images can only be added during an active Live Session. Start a new session if you need to capture more visual context, or upload an existing transcript if your source is transcript text rather than an image.
Why did Chief reject my image?
Why did Chief reject my image?
Confirm the file is a PNG, JPEG, WebP, or GIF and no larger than 10 MB. Other formats show Only PNG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF images can be added to the transcript.
Where does a pasted image appear?
Where does a pasted image appear?
Chief anchors it at the current transcript tail, after the latest finalized passage. Adding an image also returns the transcript to the newest content if you had scrolled upward.