Region

Two ways to tell Playto which part of the screen to read:

• Cursor Follow — a box tracks your mouse pointer. Up to 5 presets (different sizes / region types) can be saved and switched with a shortcut.
• Fixed Region — pin a rectangle to fixed screen coordinates. Useful when dialogue or subtitles always appear in the same spot.

Each preset / region has its own size (W × H) and offset (X / Y), editable directly in the section.

Each region carries a type that tells the translation prompt what kind of text to expect — dialogue, UI labels, item names, narration, or auto-detect. Selecting the right type produces cleaner translations because the LLM is primed with the right register.

The type is set inline next to each region / preset, with a tooltip explaining the differences.

Auto Capture — when on, Playto checks the region continuously and runs a translation whenever the text changes. When off, captures fire only via shortcut.

Responsiveness — how often the screen is sampled while Auto Capture is on:

• Light — lowest GPU load, slower reaction
• Balanced — default
• Fast — quickest reaction, higher GPU load

Pick based on how demanding your game is on the GPU.

Hit Preview to see exactly what Playto sees in the configured region — useful for tuning fixed-region coordinates before starting a session.