Screenshots,
one drag away.

Shots keeps your recent screenshots in the menu bar. Click the pile, drag them into anything.

Download for macOS

Moodboard

Nothing to relearn.

Your screenshot habits already work. Shots adds one move at the end of them.

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Shoot like you always do

Shots never intercepts the system screenshot keys. It watches wherever macOS saves your captures, even a custom folder.

Click the pile

Your recents are right there under the menu bar, newest on top.

Figma Slack Mail Upload fields

Drag into anything

Drops land as genuine file attachments, the same thing Finder puts on the pasteboard.

Small app, sharp details.

Real files, not previews

Select a few screenshots and drag once: the receiver gets separate, genuine files. Safari upload fields, Slack, Mail, and native apps all treat them like drops from Finder.

Useful on first launch

Shots reads the screenshots you already have, so the shelf is full the moment it starts. Nothing to import, no setup.

Delete means Trash

Removing a screenshot moves the file to the Trash, so undo lives where it always has.

History, your call

Choose how far back the shelf reaches. The files themselves stay untouched.

Native and weightless

SwiftUI and AppKit, zero dependencies, no Electron. It looks and feels like part of macOS because it is.

No network. No analytics. No database.

Shots reads the folder where macOS saves screenshots, and that is the entire data model. Your files never leave your Mac, and the filesystem stays the source of truth.

Put your screenshots one drag away.