ScreenSorts
Offline screenshot organizer for macOSFind any screenshot instantly, on device
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Finding a screenshot from weeks ago without scrolling
- Searching for text or a visual detail captured in an image
- Freeing storage space in a cluttered screenshots folder
How to use it
- 1 Install the three-day free trial from screensorts.app
- 2 Grant access to your screenshots folder when prompted
- 3 Let the app index existing screenshots locally
- 4 Search by text, pixel content, or detail when you need an image
- 5 Buy the one-time license if you want to keep using it
Who it is for
Pros
- Local processing keeps screenshots on your device
- Search covers pixels, text, and details, not just filenames
- One-time payment instead of a subscription
Limitations
- macOS only, so other platforms are not covered
- The free trial is three days, which may be short for a large library
- Indexing a big screenshot collection takes time and local storage
- Updates are included for one year; support beyond that is not promised
What ScreenSorts is
ScreenSorts is an offline-first screenshot organizer built specifically for macOS. It targets a common problem: screenshots accumulate fast, filenames carry no meaning, and finding one image from weeks ago turns into endless scrolling. The app runs local AI, so all processing happens on your device and your data never leaves it. That is the core privacy argument, and it matters for anyone who captures sensitive material such as invoices, messages, or internal documents. Search goes beyond filenames: you can look for pixels, text, and details inside the screenshots themselves. Intelligent compression reduces the storage footprint of a large library. Access starts with a three-day free trial, after which a one-time payment of $25, currently discounted to $19, buys a lifetime license that covers three devices and includes one year of software updates.
What you can do with it
- Search a screenshot library by text or visual detail
- Keep all indexing and processing on your own Mac
- Compress stored screenshots to save disk space
- Manage captures across up to three devices with one license
Who it is for
- macOS users with large or growing screenshot collections
- Privacy-conscious users who do not want images uploaded anywhere
- Designers, researchers, and support staff who archive captures for reference
What to watch out for
The app is macOS only, so no Windows or mobile version is stated here. The free trial lasts three days, which can be tight if you have a big library to index, and the trial terms may change. Indexing a large collection takes time and local disk space before search becomes genuinely useful. Software updates are included for one year with the lifetime license, so longer-term support beyond that window is not promised. Pricing shown as a discount can also revert, so confirm the current price before you buy.
FAQ
Does ScreenSorts upload my screenshots?
No. It is offline-first and all processing happens locally on the device.
How much does it cost?
A three-day free trial is offered, then a one-time payment of $25, currently $19, for a lifetime license.
How many devices does a license cover?
Three devices, including one year of software updates.
What can I search by?
Pixels, text, and details inside the screenshots.
Why it is free
What the official page says： 免费试用免费
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.