Exporting Roll20 Maps - After Use

Hello Everyone,  We have been using Roll20 for close to 5 years now (so many changes over that time, keep it up!) and one of the recent challenges we are running into is that this campaign has hit another 'end of season' mark.  One of the party members is making a scrap book/narriative with illustrations, of the campaign and she has asked me if there is a way to export out the current maps in the campaign.  Maps that include the last location of the tokens, the random details that may have been drawn or added to the map, along with the base map that was imported in.  As of yet, I have not found a way to do this, short of screen shotting the page (and lets be honest, that looks sorta bad)  Help!! Is there a way to essentially print-screen? or export out the maps from basically the top layer? Thanks Everyone!

Nope, screen shot is the only option I'm aware of.

Go to the Map Layer and click on the Map. Afterwards hit SHIFT+Z. Download the Image that was used for the map. If the Map had drawings on it or tokens of any kind, Screenshots are your only way here! Two of Eight said: Hello Everyone,  We have been using Roll20 for close to 5 years now (so many changes over that time, keep it up!) and one of the recent challenges we are running into is that this campaign has hit another 'end of season' mark.  One of the party members is making a scrap book/narriative with illustrations, of the campaign and she has asked me if there is a way to export out the current maps in the campaign.  Maps that include the last location of the tokens, the random details that may have been drawn or added to the map, along with the base map that was imported in.  As of yet, I have not found a way to do this, short of screen shotting the page (and lets be honest, that looks sorta bad)  Help!! Is there a way to essentially print-screen? or export out the maps from basically the top layer? Thanks Everyone!

It might help if the method of scrapbooking were described. If the intent is just to preserve the history state, duplicating the campaign should accomplish that. If the intent is static images that will be incorporated into a pdf or slideshow, screen shots should probably be adequate for most purposes short of printing an offset printing hard copy. Out of curiosity, what quality differences are you seeing between a screen shot and a print screen option?