
Save with a double tap
Tap the back of your iPhone twice and pick the folder, without leaving the app you’re in. The Action Button and Share › Shotbox work too.

Shotbox puts every screenshot you keep in a folder of its own, so the ones you take to remember something never get lost among your photos. Save it with a double tap and find it later by a word it shows.
Features
Save
A double tap on the back of your iPhone, the Action Button (iPhone 15 Pro and later), or Share › Shotbox, one or several at a time.
Search
Shotbox reads the text in every screenshot on your iPhone. Filter by folder and period, and sort newest or oldest first.
NotesPro
Add a note from the save panel or the viewer, and find the screenshot later by those words.
iCloudPro
Your folders, screenshots and notes sync through your own iCloud to every iPhone signed in to your Apple Account. Nothing to sign up for.
iPhone Duo
Open it and nothing stretches: more folders and screenshots fit in each row, and a screenshot’s note opens in a column beside it.
Private
Shotbox never reads your photo library and has no server of its own. No account, no ads, no tracking.
Plans
Download Shotbox and start sorting your screenshots.
3folders
Unlimitedfolders
Monthly or yearly, at the price the App Store shows before you subscribe. The yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial for new subscribers; cancel before it ends and you are not charged.
FAQ
Everything you need to set up Shotbox.
Back Tap and the Action Button use the Save Screenshot shortcut. Sharing a screenshot does not need it. Shotbox gives you the shortcut: set it up once.
iPhone 15 Pro and later. With the shortcut added (step 1 above), go to Settings › Action Button › Shortcut › Save Screenshot, then press the Action Button in any app.
You can also run Save Screenshot from the Shortcuts app, with the same result.
If you’d rather not use the shortcut: take a normal screenshot and send it to Shotbox from the share sheet. This one needs no shortcut.
It works the same with any image in Photos, one or several at a time.
Pro belongs to the Apple Account you subscribed with. On a new iPhone, or after installing Shotbox again:
If Shotbox says “Nothing to Restore”, this Apple Account has no Pro subscription. If you subscribed with a different one, sign in with it in the App Store and try again.
Sync needs three things on every iPhone: Shotbox Pro, iCloud signed in, and the same Apple Account. In Shotbox, Settings › iCloud shows where it stands: