Twenty recent captures
Enough context to recover a recent image without building a permanent archive.
Your recent captures, one click away
A simple local screenshot history for Mac
Snip Halo keeps the 20 most recent captures locally on your Mac so you can reopen, copy, save, or edit them without desktop clutter.
Built for “screenshot history on Mac” intent—without pretending Snip Halo records video, captures scrolling pages, or includes OCR.
Screenshots are often temporary, but losing the one you just took is frustrating. Snip Halo keeps a short, practical history instead of turning your capture tool into another cloud library.
Why it fits
A focused answer to the job.
Every feature below exists in the current Snip Halo app—not on a someday roadmap.
Stored locally
History does not require an account and stays on the Mac.
Menu bar access
Open recent captures from the app that already lives in your menu bar.
Reopen and edit
Restore a capture and continue the workflow instead of starting over.
The workflow
From shortcut to useful image.
Snip Halo is designed to keep the capture moving rather than becoming a project of its own.
- 1
Capture normally
Every successful screenshot enters the local recent list.
- 2
Open history
Use the menu bar to see your most recent captures.
- 3
Reuse it
Restore the image, then copy, save, edit, or share it.
Frequently asked
What to know.
How many captures does Snip Halo keep?
Snip Halo keeps the 20 most recent captures in its local history.
Is the history uploaded?
No. Recent captures remain locally on your Mac.
Do I need an account?
No. Snip Halo works without an account or Google connection.
$9 once. No subscription.
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