Screenshotify
Open source AI-powered automatic naming for screenshots.
What it does
Screenshotify helps you automatically turn screenshots into meaningful filenames with AI. Instead of keeping messy names like IMG_4829.png or Screenshot-2026-08-15.png, Screenshotify analyzes the image and generates clear, descriptive filenames for you — making it easier to organize, search, and manage your screenshots. Free to use & open source, feedback welcomed!
Automatically turn screenshots into meaningful filenames with AI. - shaqkao/screenshotify
Screenshotify sits in the Windows tray or the macOS menu bar, notices new screenshots, and asks an AI model of your choosing for a filename that describes what is actually on screen. Nothing is renamed until you say so. Screenshot 2026-08-12 143507.png tells you NOTHING . Six months later you have four hundred of them and no way to find the one you need. Existing AI renamers are manual batch tools, subscription products, or both. Screenshotify is the combination that did not exist: open source, free, focused on screenshots, and genuinely watching in the background. Screenshotify has no backend and no account. You point it at an endpoint and it uses your key. Anything OpenAI-compatible that…from github.com
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