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A screenshot shelf that lives in the menu bar.

Sukurini (スクリーニー) watches your screenshot folder. When a new capture lands, a dot springs out of the menu bar icon. Press it and drag — the screenshot comes with your cursor. Finder never opens.

Download macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · Apache-2.0

Capture, then drag it straight out of the menu bar.

No Finder window, no Downloads folder, no hunting for the newest file. The ring tells you the screenshot arrived; you press it and pull the file wherever it needs to go. Using it clears the ring.

Or reach for ones you already took.

Click the ring instead of dragging it and the gallery opens. ⌘-click to pick several, then pull the whole set out in one go.

Even when you barely remember it,
it's easy to find.

Search the text inside your screenshots, or just describe* what one looked like.

Searching in Screenshots
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* Requires turning on AI image search (free) and a one-time model download (about 300 MB). Image search keywords are English only.

Did you know?

Screenshots quietly eat a lot of disk.

Sukurini re-encodes them as lossless WebP — the same pixels, the same colour profile, about a third of the bytes.

Named after Screenie, a lovely little screenshot shelf that stopped being updated years ago — its last build is x86-only, runs under Rosetta, and the developer's site is gone. Sukurini is a from-scratch rebuild of what made it good, for Apple Silicon.