Alt + S, anywhere
Summon or dismiss the shelf from inside any app.
SnapShelf catches every screenshot, recording and copied file on a floating shelf — one drag from anywhere.
Windows 10/11 · one-time purchase · yours forever Demo video: a screenshot is snipped, flies to the SnapShelf panel and snaps in, then is dragged into an email compose window.The preview fades — and it's buried in a folder with 400 files named Screenshot (287).png.
Snip, record or copy — exactly like you already do.
Demo: dragging the Windows snipping crosshair over part of the screen.It's on the shelf before the toast fades.
Demo: the capture lands on the shelf with a brief pulse as the Windows notification fades.Drag it into any app. Done.
Demo: a shelf card is dragged into an email compose window and becomes an attachment.Every screenshot is OCR'd locally — search text that was inside the pixels.
Indexed on your machine by Windows' own OCR — zero cloud, zero upload.
Summon or dismiss the shelf from inside any app.
Tucks into the screen edge; one click brings it back.
Ctrl-click several captures, drop them anywhere in one motion.
Windows 11 material, dark / light / auto themes.
Blue-screen mid-day — your shelf comes back intact.
Everything stays on your machine. No account. No cloud.
One-time purchase. No subscription. No account.
Activated with a license key — yours to keep, forever.
Secure checkout by Lemon Squeezy · key + download arrive by email in seconds.
Unsigned installer — Windows will warn once. Here's why →
On your phone? Buy now — your license arrives by email. Install when you're back at your PC.
Yes. $9 once. No subscription, no account, no sign-in. You own it, and v1.x updates install themselves for free.
A standard notice Windows shows for new independent apps that aren't yet code-signed. Click "More info", then "Run anyway". It's not a virus warning — SnapShelf runs entirely on your machine and never uploads anything.
Never. Capture, storage and even the text search run 100% locally. Nothing leaves your computer.
The download link and your license arrive by email within seconds of checkout.
No. It idles at near-zero CPU. Like any Chromium-based app it uses roughly 150–250 MB of RAM — it's a shelf, not a suite, and you can quit it any time from the gear menu.