Automatically organize and timestamp your Nintendo Switch screenshots, now in your browser!
Works on all modern browsers:
- Google Chrome 86+
- Microsoft Edge 86+
- Mozilla Firefox 90+
- Safari 15.4+
- Opera 72+
| Browser | Save Location | Large Files (2GB+) |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome, Edge, Opera | Save picker | Streaming (efficient) |
| Firefox | Downloads folder | Streaming (efficient) |
| Safari | Downloads folder | Buffered (may fail for very large collections) |
Chrome/Edge/Firefox use streaming to efficiently handle large collections without running out of memory. Safari uses a buffered approach which works reliably for most collections but may struggle with very large ones.
- Click the "Select Folder" button and choose the
Nintendo/Albumfolder from your Nintendo Switch's SD card - Accept the browser prompt to allow access to the folder
- After scanning completes, click "Download as ZIP" to get your organized screenshots
The ZIP file contains your screenshots organized by game name, with the correct file dates preserved.
If some of your screenshots end up in an "Unknown" folder, please open an issue with the capture ID from the screenshot filename so that the database can be updated.
The code recognizes games using a database of capture IDs (the 32-character hex string in screenshot filenames). See captureIds.json for the full list.
The database is automatically updated weekly via GitHub Actions, pulling from:
pnpm install
pnpm devpnpm testTo manually update the capture ID database:
pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt
export CAPTURE_ID_KEY=<key>
python scripts/update_capture_ids.pyThe encryption key can be found at offset 0x71000704D0 in the capsrv NSO loaded in IDA. The key hash for verification is 24e0dc62a15c11d38b622162ea2b4383.
Options:
--source switchbrew|nswdb|titledb|all- Choose data source (default: all)--keep-existing- Merge with existing data instead of replacing--dry-run- Show stats without writing file
If you have any questions, feel free to send me a tweet @pixeldeadlock.