Type or copy & paste kMDItemIsScreenCapture:1 into the window’s search field.This sets your search scope to the entire startup drive. Click This Mac next to Search: underneath the window’s toolbar.Alternatively, press the Command + F combination on the keyboard.Ģ) You’ll be presented with a Finder Search window. Using Finderġ) Click the desktop, then choose File > Find from the Finder menu. This makes it very easy, if not trivial, to find all screenshots with Finder, Spotlight, or Terminal.
MacOS Spotlight tags screenshots with a specific key that gets stored in file metadata. In this tutorial, we’ll use a few little-known tricks to help you quickly locate all of the screenshots you’ve taken on your Mac, no matter how deep they might be buried. While that helps with organization, it makes finding all the screenshots saved on your Mac harder than it needs to be. If you’re like me, you probably move some screenshots (like those of specific apps) to your project folders. But can easily set them to be saved to any custom folder, such as Downloads. By default, screenshots you take on your Mac end up on the desktop.
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