Find any screenshot in seconds — privately, on your phone.
ScreenSort reads the text inside your screenshots on your Android phone, so you can search for an order number, a name or an address and jump straight to the right image.
Coming soon to Google PlayFree · Android 10+ · No account · English & Arabic interface
What ScreenSort does
ScreenSort is a screenshot organizer for Android. It finds the screenshots you allow it to see, reads their text with on-device OCR (Google ML Kit), and builds a local search index. You can then search inside images, browse automatic categories, make albums, and review duplicates, old and large screenshots before deleting anything.
Search text in screenshots
Type a word or number you remember; results show the matching line highlighted. Search ignores case and handles numbers and accents.
Smart categories
Shopping, Receipts, Travel, Work, Study, Food and Social are suggested from the text. Weak matches stay in “Other”, and you can change any category.
Albums & favorites
Create albums by hand or let a keyword fill them automatically. Deleting an album never deletes your photos.
Exact duplicate finder
Groups only byte-identical files (SHA-256 + size). The copy you keep is never selected.
Old & large review
Filter screenshots older than 30, 90 or 365 days, or larger than 2 MB. Favorites are marked as protected.
Safe deletion
You select, review the count and size, then confirm in Android’s own dialog. On Android 11+ items go to the system trash.
How it works
- Allow access to all photos or only the screenshots you pick (Android 14+ supports limited access).
- ScreenSort indexes your screenshots locally and reads their text in small background batches, so the app stays responsive.
- Search, sort and clean: open any result, add it to an album, share it, or review duplicates before deleting.
Privacy at a glance
| Data | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| Your screenshots and their text | Stay on your phone. Never uploaded. |
| Searches, albums, favorites | Stored only in the app’s local database. |
| Advertising data (Google AdMob) | Sent to Google to show ads, based on your consent choices. |
| OCR usage diagnostics (Google ML Kit) | Anonymous performance metrics may be sent to Google; never images or text. |
Full details in the privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
Does ScreenSort upload my screenshots?
No. Screenshots, the text read from them and your searches stay on your phone. Text recognition runs on the device with Google ML Kit. The app shows ads from Google AdMob, which may collect device and advertising data according to your consent choices.
Can ScreenSort delete my photos by itself?
No. Nothing is selected for deletion automatically. You choose items, review a summary, and then Android shows its own confirmation. On Android 11 and newer, deleted screenshots go to the system trash for about 30 days.
Which languages can ScreenSort read in screenshots?
ScreenSort reads Arabic and Latin-script text (such as English) inside screenshots, on the device. Small or decorative fonts may be read imperfectly. The interface is in English and Arabic and follows your phone’s language.
How does ScreenSort find duplicate screenshots?
It compares a SHA-256 hash of each file’s content plus its size. Only byte-for-byte identical files are grouped, so screenshots that only look similar are never treated as duplicates.
Does ScreenSort need full access to all my photos?
No. On Android 14 and newer you can allow only selected photos, and change the selection later from the app’s Privacy Center.
Is ScreenSort free?
Yes. There are no subscriptions, purchases or accounts. The app is supported by ads that are never shown while you search, view a screenshot, select items or delete.