ShotPeg Support

Set up automatic screenshot collection

Press Shift–Command–5 and check the save location under Options in the macOS Screenshot toolbar. Open ShotPeg from its menu bar icon, then open Settings → Collection and choose the same folder.

Press Shift–Command–4 to make a new selection screenshot. Let the system thumbnail disappear so macOS saves the file. Hover near the top of the display to see the rope, or open Library from the menu bar. If you save to the clipboard, drag the system thumbnail away before the file is saved, or pick another destination, the watched folder may not get a file.

The screenshot is missing after a restart

Check that the system is still saving to the folder shown in Collection settings. Reconnect the folder if it was moved or macOS no longer grants access to it. Automatic collection looks for new files. To add older files, import them manually.

Find, copy, export and remove items

Click a screenshot card to copy it or drag it into a compatible app. Open Library to search image text or export items. Removing a card from the rope leaves it in the library. Delete the app copy from Library, then use Recently Deleted if you need to restore it or remove it permanently.

Compatibility and billing

ShotPeg requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later and runs on Apple silicon and Intel Macs that support it. For download, receipt or refund questions, see Purchase & Refunds.