Local AI screenshot naming for macOS

Screenshots, finally named.

Private by Design: screenshot never leaves your Mac and is named locally by a bundled Gemma 4 AI Model.

Keep your screenshot app.
SnapName watches the folder.
New images get useful names locally.

Apple Silicon Mac. macOS 13 or later. CPU and GPU support.

Auto-save off Confirmation on

1

Watch your screenshot folder

Automatic mode follows the macOS screenshot location and imports macOS-marked screenshots.

2

Use any image drop folder

Custom mode watches a folder you choose and imports every new readable image.

3

Review or auto-save

Approve a suggested name yourself, or turn on auto-save for watched-folder files.

Flexible imports

Use the screenshot tool you already like.

SnapName does not need to replace your capture workflow. It can rename screenshots created by macOS, CleanShot, Shottr, or any other tool that saves images into a folder you watch.

PNG, JPEG, HEIC, TIFF, and AVIF files are supported when macOS can decode them. SnapName's own menu and hotkey capture features are still there when you want them.

Automatic mode Follows the current macOS screenshot folder and imports macOS screenshot files.

Custom mode Watches any chosen folder and imports every new readable image.

Keep using the tool you are used to SnapName works alongside your current screenshot app. As long as new images land in a watched folder, SnapName can suggest better names for them.

Privacy by design

Your screenshots are not uploaded for AI naming.

SnapName bundles llama.cpp and Google Gemma 4 model files inside the app, so screenshot content is analyzed locally on your Mac. Your images are never sent to an external AI model for naming, providing you with total privacy over your screenshots.

Local AI runtime llama.cpp with bundled Gemma multimodal model

Screenshot content Processed locally on your Mac