Every screenshot.
One real name.

Snaptitle names every screenshot the moment you take it, with Apple Intelligence on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded.

Buy from $5.99 See how it works

Screenshots0/3 named

Screenshot 2026-11-11 at 7.12.33 PM
IMG_4471.jpg
Screenshot 2026-11-12 at 4.02.19 PM

Works with the screenshots you already take

⇧⌘3Full screenThe whole display
⇧⌘4SelectionDrag any area
⇧⌘5WindowThe capture toolbar
Camera rollSynced from iPhone
DownloadsSaved from the web
CleanShot copiesAnd other capture apps

Your Desktop, finally readable.

Every screenshot gets a name you can actually read, the moment it lands.

FinderFileEditViewFri 14 Nov 9:41

Snaptitle

Tap any file on the Desktop to rename it yourself.

Named the second you snap.

No new habits. Take screenshots like always, and they come out with real names.

Snap

Press ⇧⌘4 like you always do. About a second later the file has a real name.

Find it fast

Real names mean Spotlight and Finder search just work. No more guessing which 9.41 AM.

Undo anything

Every rename is kept in a history. ⌘Z puts the old name back, even days later.

Tidy a whole folder in one click.

Point it at your Desktop, Downloads or that folder you avoid. Vague names get fixed. Good names are left alone.

📁 Desktop

Screenshot 13.19.52

IMG_2208

Untitled-3

Find any screenshot before you finish typing.

Spotlight and Finder already search file names. Now the names are worth searching.

Search…⌘ Space

Lisbon Flight BookingNov 11

Goa Flight TimesOct 29

Flight Refund EmailSep 4

Fix one name. It learns your style.

Rename a file by hand and Snaptitle notices. The next screenshots follow your lead.

~~Flight Booking Confirmation.png~~

You renamed it: Trip LIS · flight out.png

Next one: Trip LIS · hotel check-in.png

One click to change your mind.

Every rename is kept in a history. Created dates never change, only the name.

✓ Renamed to Lisbon Flight Booking⌘Z

✓ Tidied 12 files on Desktop⌘Z

✓ Offline · 2 named on this Mac

Naming style

Title Case or your own style.

Pick how names should look once. Every screenshot follows it, and you can change it any time.

ScreenshotsTitle Case

Lisbon Flight Booking.pngToday, 7:12 PM

Checkout typeError On Staging.pngToday, 4:02 PM

Weekly Planner Notes.pngYesterday

Harbor Street Coffee Receipt.pngSunday

Positano Sunset Walk.pngFriday

Hands on the keys

Capture, find, undo. All from the keyboard.

Try it: press a few keys on your own keyboard.

Privacy

Screenshots stay on your Mac.

Screenshots hold bank pages, chats and test results. Snaptitle reads them with Apple Intelligence on your Mac. Nothing is sent anywhere.

UPLOADED TO ANY SERVER

0 bytes

0 screenshots renamed, all on this Mac.

Images stay hereRenamed on your Mac
Works offlineEven on a plane
No accountNo sign-up needed
No analyticsNothing is tracked

Early-bird prices · they go up after launch

Pay once. Keep it forever.

One payment, every feature, no subscription. Pick how many Macs you want to use it on.

1 Mac

For your own Mac

$5.99Regular price $9.99

One-time payment

Buy for 1 Mac

Use it on 1 Mac
One license key

Questions, answered.

No. Snaptitle uses the Apple Intelligence model that runs on your Mac. It doesn't upload images, needs no account and sends no analytics.
Macs with Apple silicon on macOS 14 or later. Names are best with Apple Intelligence turned on; without it, Snaptitle names files from the text it reads in each image.
New screenshots automatically. With Tidy Up or drag and drop, any image with a vague name like IMG_4471, Untitled or image (2). Files with a real name are left alone.
Yes. Every rename is saved in a history, and one click or ⌘Z puts the old name back.
No. Only the name changes. The image and its created and modified dates stay exactly as they were.
Yes. Everything happens on your Mac, so it keeps naming on a plane or with Wi-Fi off.
No. You pay once and keep Snaptitle with every 1.x update: $5.99 for 1 Mac, $9.99 for 3 Macs or $14.99 for 5 Macs.
Right after checkout you get the download link and your license key by email.

Give every screenshot a name.