1. Search anything you remember
Search the clue, not the file name.
Try a phrase, person, app, website, color, object, folder, tag, QR code, or file name. Screen Index brings back the likely matches and shows why they matched.

Screenshot search and editor for Mac
Find screenshots from anywhere on your Mac. Search with OCR, source URLs, apps, and QR codes. Then open, edit, or copy the right one.

Find it and finish the job
Screen Index remembers what is in a screenshot and useful details around it. Search the clue you remember, then act on the result without digging through Finder.
1. Search anything you remember
Try a phrase, person, app, website, color, object, folder, tag, QR code, or file name. Screen Index brings back the likely matches and shows why they matched.

2. Edit
Crop and resize it. Add text, arrows, shapes, numbered steps, or drawings. Blur, pixelate, or cover private details. Add a background, frame, shadow, spacing, or rounded corners. When the image has a clear subject, remove its background. Then export a new copy.

3. Quick File
Quick File appears after a new screenshot and suggests folders and tags while you still remember why you took it. File it, keep it in Inbox, copy the image or text, or open the editor without leaving your work.

4. Use what’s inside
Copy the text or description, reuse a detected action list, open a web link, or see where a QR code goes. Capture Context can remember the source app and, with permission, the active webpage. Open a verified captured page later; when no exact page was saved, Screen Index reopens the source app.

5. Organize
Create Finder folders and subfolders, rename files, and add tags. Select a group to move or tag it, copy or share where available, open in Preview, reveal in Finder, reanalyze, or send to Trash. Review filing suggestions, and undo supported moves.

Private by design
Text, descriptions, objects, colors, codes, search records, source context, folders, tags, and filing suggestions stay on your Mac. Your originals stay in the Finder folder you chose. No account or developer-run screenshot upload is required.
Simple pricing
The free version does not expire. Search file names and words inside screenshots, use folders and tags, and edit screenshots.
Lifetime adds search from any app, Quick File, richer search, Capture Context, and presentation tools. It is one purchase, not a subscription.
Search file names and visible text, organize files, and use the basic editor.
The 14 days begin after the first new screenshot is successfully processed, not when you download the app.
Unlock Global Recall, Quick File, richer search and organization, Capture Context, and presentation tools. No subscription.
No account required. Requires macOS 26 or later. Some visual descriptions and stronger filing suggestions require a compatible Mac and the corresponding system feature.
How Global Recall works
Use the screenshot folder and keyboard shortcuts you already have.
Give Screen Index scoped access to the normal Finder folder you control. Your image files stay there.
Type any clue you remember. Use the keyboard to move through the best matches.
Copy it, drag it into another app, edit it, show it in the Library, open it in Preview, or use the best available source.
Screen Index guides
Find a screenshot, put it in a folder, edit it, or learn where Mac screenshots are saved.
FAQ
Yes. The ongoing free tier includes the Library, Inbox, filename and recognized-text search, manual folders and tags, file actions, and basic editing.
It starts only after Screen Index successfully processes your first new screenshot. Downloading the app or scanning existing screenshots does not use up the trial.
No. Originals remain in the screenshot folder you choose. Screen Index works with normal files and Finder folders.
No. With Capture Context enabled and the required browser permission granted, Screen Index can reopen a verified captured webpage when an exact URL is available. Otherwise, it reopens the captured source app and explains that an exact webpage was not captured.
Screen Index does not upload your screenshot library to 854 Labs or a developer-operated AI service. Recognition and search run on your Mac. Links you explicitly open are handed to your chosen browser.
Screen Index for Mac
Search, organize, and edit screenshots without moving them out of Finder.