Zwind Scrapbook - Screenshots
Turn screenshots into pages worth revisiting.
What it does
Organize screenshots into a searchable journal with OCR search, review groups, long-image stitching, reading views, sharing, and Obsidian-friendly export.
Turn scattered screenshots into a searchable journal you can read and share. Zwind Scrapbook scans or imports screenshots, suggests review groups, stitches long pages, recognizes text for search, and helps saved moments become readable journal pages. Scan new screenshots from Photos or choose images manually when you want to organize a specific set. Suggested groups help related screenshots stay together, while review controls let you skip, restore, or merge items. Combine consecutive screenshots into a single long page when an article, chat, or document spans several captures. Scan new screenshots from Photos or choose images manually when you want to organize a specific set. Suggested…from zwind.app
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