Get Screenshot Bro
Same app, same features, same free tier and iCloud sync either way. Only updates and billing differ — pick whichever suits you.
App Store
Mac, iPad and iPhone
- Updates through the App Store
- Buy Pro in the app with your Apple Account — lifetime or subscription
- Install it on iPad and iPhone too
Direct download
Mac
- Updates itself, right inside the app
- Buy Pro once on our site — card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, no account
- Signed with our Developer ID and notarized by Apple
Version 4.24 · 56 MB · Oct 21, 2026
macOS 15.0+ · Apple silicon & Intel
A Pro purchase belongs to the version you bought it in: App Store purchases unlock the App Store version, web purchases unlock the direct download. Compare Free and Pro · Buy Pro for the direct version
Installing the direct download takes a few seconds
- 1
Open the download
Double-click ScreenshotBro.dmg in your Downloads folder.
- 2
Drag to Applications
Drag Screenshot Bro onto the Applications folder in the window that opens.
- 3
Launch it
Open Screenshot Bro from Applications. Updates arrive automatically from then on.
Questions
Which one should I pick?
Pick the App Store if you also want it on iPad or iPhone, or prefer Apple to handle billing. Pick the direct download if you'd rather buy Pro on the web. The app itself is identical.
Can I switch between the two?
Yes. Projects sync through iCloud, so either version opens them. Keep just one copy in Applications — macOS treats them as the same app. A Pro purchase stays with the version it was bought in; write to [email protected] if you need to move a web purchase.
How do updates work in the direct version?
Screenshot Bro checks for new versions itself and installs them in one click. You can also choose Check for Updates… from the app menu at any time.
I bought Pro on the website. How do I activate it?
Click Open Screenshot Bro on the page you land on after checkout. Or paste the activation link from your receipt email into Screenshot Bro ▸ Settings ▸ Activate Web Purchase.
Is the download safe?
It's signed with our Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so macOS checks it before the first launch — no security warnings to click through.