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Bunny Screenshot
Find the screenshot you know you took.
The short version
What is Bunny Screenshot?
Bunny Screenshot is a macOS utility that indexes screenshots by reading their content, allowing users to search for captures based on text, details, or descriptions rather than filenames. It operates locally on the user's machine, offering options for on-device AI models or user-provided OpenAI keys.
Local-first architecture that indexes screenshot content for search without requiring accounts, analytics, or cloud storage.
Product capabilities
Key features
- Search screenshots by content, text, or descriptions
- Automatic tagging and categorization
- Integration with macOS Spotlight
- Support for local AI models or user-provided OpenAI API keys
- Menu bar access
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support for AI agents
- Audit log for file changes
- Sensitive capture filtering
- Markdown text extraction
Ways to use it
Use cases
- Searching for specific screenshots by content
- Organizing screenshots into folders and categories
- Extracting text from screenshots
- Enabling AI agents to search screenshot libraries
Who it is built for
Best for
At a glance
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Operates locally without requiring accounts or analytics
- Supports on-device AI models
- One-time purchase model for Pro features
- Reversible file renaming and categorization
Things to consider
- Requires macOS and Apple silicon
- On-device model requires approximately 6 GB of storage
- Free version limits search to the 50 most recent screenshots
- Auto-filing into subfolders is off by default
Plan information
Pricing
Free version includes basic features with search limited to the 50 most recent screenshots. Pro version is a one-time purchase of $19.99.
Includes analysis of all captures, library browsing, 10 custom tags, 5 custom categories, and search for the 50 most recent screenshots.
Prices and plans can change. Confirm current terms on the official pricing page before purchasing.
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Quick answers
Bunny Screenshot FAQ
Do I need an OpenAI account?
Only if you choose to use the cloud engine with your own API key. The on-device engine does not require an account or key.
Where does my data live?
On your Mac. The index, metadata, and audit log are stored locally.
Can it find screenshots from Spotlight?
Yes, analyzed titles, descriptions, and visible text can be added to the macOS Spotlight index.
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