Find any screenshot again, in seconds.
ScreenSort reads the words inside every screenshot on your device and files them into folders you'd actually make. One sitting turns a decade of camera-roll clutter into a library you can search — and finally delete from.
Free to start · No app install · Works on 25,000+ files
IMG_4021
IMG_4022
IMG_4023
IMG_4024
IMG_4025
IMG_4026
IMG_4027
IMG_4028
IMG_4029
IMG_4030
IMG_4031
IMG_4032
IMG_4033
IMG_4034
IMG_4035
IMG_4036
IMG_4037
IMG_4038
IMG_4039
IMG_4040
IMG_4041
The situation
12,847 screenshots. Zero folders. Good luck.
Every screenshot you take is a note to yourself that you will never read again. The recipe, the receipt, the apartment listing, the flight confirmation, the article you saved at 1am — all of it sitting in one endless grid sorted only by date, with a filename that tells you nothing.
You don't need another photo app. You need the thing you screenshotted, back in your hands, in five seconds.
Product in use
Three steps, one sitting
No tagging, no manual sorting, no waiting on an upload bar.
Point it at your screenshots
Choose the folder your screenshots already live in, or add them directly. Nothing is copied, nothing is uploaded, and on most browsers the choice is remembered so next time is a single click.
Choose your folder
Files stay exactly where they are — ScreenSort reads them in place.
Add screenshots
Kept privately on your own device, never on our servers.
It reads every word, right on your device
Your screenshots stay where they are while it works through them. There's no upload bar to wait on, it keeps going without a connection, and progress is saved continuously — walk away and come back whenever you like.
- Screenshots read
- 6,142
- Folders created
- 14
- Images uploaded
- 0
Running on your own device. Close the tab and it resumes where it stopped.
Folders appear, named like you'd name them
Receipts, recipes, travel, work — sorted by what each screenshot actually says, not by the date you happened to take it. Anything it isn't sure about waits in Needs review instead of landing in the wrong place.
IMG_4021
IMG_4022
IMG_4023
IMG_4024
IMG_4025
IMG_4026
IMG_4027
IMG_4028
IMG_4029
IMG_4030
IMG_4031
IMG_4032
IMG_4033
IMG_4034
IMG_4035
IMG_4036
IMG_4037
IMG_4038
IMG_4039
IMG_4040
IMG_4041
The outcome
Everything becomes findable
You stop searching for a picture and start searching for the words that were in it.
Order confirmation number 8841-A · Total $128.40 · Delivered Tue
Booking confirmation number LH4402 · Seat 14C · Boarding 07:20
Your confirmation number is WK-2291. Keep it for support requests.
Search the words that were in the picture
Type “confirmation number”, “sourdough”, “rent”, a street name, or someone's handle — you get the screenshot back, whatever it was called.
Instant results, no connection needed
Your library lives with you, so results come back the moment you type — on a train, on a plane, anywhere.
See the screenshot and its words together
Open any screenshot beside the text found in it, and give a blurry one another pass if it came out garbled.
The outcome
You can finally delete
Clearing thousands of dead screenshots stops being a weekend project.
Select thousands at once
Shift-click a range, ⌘-click to toggle, or select every result in the current filter — “all 2,140 memes”, gone in one action.
Bulk move and bulk folder creation
Move a selection into an existing folder, or spin a new folder out of whatever you have highlighted.
Honest deletion
Screenshots you added are erased for real. Ones read from your own folder are gathered into a single _ScreenSort_Delete folder, so you empty it once in Finder instead of tapping through thousands.
Undo for ten seconds
Every bulk action can be taken back, and you can see it happening. No irreversible mystery actions.
Before and after
Same 24,908 files. Completely different afternoon.
Before
- One infinite grid, sorted by date
- Filenames like IMG_4021.PNG
- Deleting means tapping one by one
After
- Receipts1208
- Memes2140
- Work903
- Recipes412
- Travel356
- Apartments188
- Needs review74
- Named folders you didn't have to create
- Full-text search across every image
- Bulk cleanup in a single pass
The promise underneath
Your screenshots are the most private thing on your phone.
Bank balances, medical results, DMs, addresses. ScreenSort's default mode never uploads a single picture — the reading happens on your own device, and only the words are ever used to decide which folder something belongs in.
Exactly what is and isn't sent- Your pictures stay on your device — always, by default
- The reading happens on your device, not on our servers
- Only words are used to sort — never the picture itself
- Your folders and library stay with you, not with us
- Syncing across devices is opt-in, never the default
Questions
The things people ask first
Point it at your screenshots folder and go make coffee.
Come back to a sorted, searchable library — and a delete pile you can clear in one action.