Cloud

Snapzy can upload screenshots and recordings to the cloud so you can share them with a link. Uploads are always triggered manually — there is no auto-upload.

• Manual upload — press ⌘U in the annotation editor, or use the Quick Access card actions for screenshots, videos, and GIFs.
• Bring-your-own-storage — connect your own AWS S3 or Cloudflare R2 bucket. No third-party servers are involved.
• Upload history — press ⌘⇧L to open the upload history panel.

Snapzy does not host your files. You provide the bucket, and Snapzy uploads directly to it.

• AWS S3 — use any standard S3-compatible endpoint and bucket.
• Cloudflare R2 — works out of the box with R2 API tokens.
• Custom domain — configure a custom domain so shared links use your own URL.
• Auto-expiration — set lifecycle rules from 1 to 90 days, or keep uploads permanent.

Your cloud credentials are stored exclusively in the macOS Keychain. Snapzy never writes them to plain files or syncs them to iCloud.

• Optional password — add an extra password inside Snapzy for additional protection. It is SHA-256 hashed and never stored in plaintext.
• Encrypted export / import — transfer credentials to another Mac via a manual encrypted archive protected by a passphrase you choose.

Once uploaded, Snapzy copies the shareable link to your clipboard automatically. You can paste it into messages, emails, or documentation.

Links are direct to the image or video file, with no landing pages or ads. Recipients do not need to install Snapzy to view your captures.