Capture to Queue
Press Win + Shift + A.
Take a snip and it's added to your queue. Capture another and it joins the first.
No need to paste between captures.
Screenshot batching for Windows
Capture more. Paste once.
Take multiple Windows snips, queue them automatically, then paste the entire batch when you're ready.
Coming soon to the Microsoft StoreWin + Shift + ACapture
Ctrl + Shift + BPaste All
Stop switching between snipping and pasting.
Typical screenshot workflows make you repeat the same process:
Snip → Paste → Snip → Paste → Snip → Paste
Snip → Snip → Snip → Paste All
Capture everything you need first. Deal with it when you're ready.
Screenshot batching for Windows
Review & Reorder
Review your queued captures and drag snips into the order you want.
Delete individual snips or clear the queue and start again.
Paste All
Press Ctrl + Shift + B or use Paste All.
SnipQueue sends your queued captures to supported applications in the order you've arranged, without making you handle each screenshot individually.
Need the actual PNG files?
Open a folder in Windows Explorer and use Paste All.
SnipQueue turns your queue into individual PNG files with sequential SnipQueue filenames:
- SnipQueue_0001.png
- SnipQueue_0002.png
- SnipQueue_0003.png
- No opening an editor.
- No Save As for every screenshot.
- No manually naming each file.
Capture. Open the folder. Paste All.
Small tool. One job.
SnipQueue is designed specifically for Windows screenshot batching.
- No accounts.
- No cloud workspace.
- No project management system.
- No bloated screenshot library.
Just capture, queue and paste.
Your screenshots stay on your PC.
SnipQueue processes screenshots locally on your Windows computer.
Your captures aren't uploaded to SnipQueue servers, and you don't need a SnipQueue account to use the app.
No screenshot uploads. No account required.
Two shortcuts. That's it.
CaptureWin + Shift + A
Paste AllCtrl + Shift + B
Capture more. Paste once.
SnipQueue for Windows
Coming soon to the Microsoft Store