Album
Album keeps the visual side of what you played. Each album is a named collection of captured scenes — screenshot, original text, translation — that you can browse, edit, and revisit. Useful for memorable lines, hard-to-translate UI, or a visual journal of your playthrough.
Creating albums
Albums are created from the History tab — pick a session, save it as an album, give it a title. Each scene in that session (capture screenshot + original + translation) becomes a tile in the album.
You can rename the album any time from the detail view.
Browsing scenes
Open an album to see every captured scene with its screenshot. Each scene shows:
- The original captured image at the time of the line.
- The OCR / model-read text below the image.
- The translation Playto produced.
If a scene's line was saved as a sentence, a View in Sentences link appears so you can jump to its detail view.
Editing & cleanup
You can polish each scene without affecting the live Log:
- Edit text — fix the original (OCR mistakes) or refine the translation.
- Delete scene — drop scenes that didn't turn out interesting.
- Delete album — remove the whole collection from the detail view.
The screenshots themselves live on disk; deleting frees that space.
Limits
Free and Steam editions cap the number of albums you can keep on disk. When the cap is reached, you'll be prompted to delete an older album before creating a new one.
Screenshots are only saved when Settings → Advanced → Save screenshots for Album / share card is on (default on).