Where are Steam screenshots saved? How should you find it?

Steam can easily take screenshots in any game by simply pressing the F12 function key.

After doing this, you should see a small notification that the screenshot has been saved on your computer.

Unfortunately, it may not be obvious where the screenshots are saved. However, you can easily find it in the Steam app on your computer.

You can find the screenshot directly through the Steam app. If you need to look for saved screenshots without using the Steam app, such as the app has been uninstalled from your computer, you can open the folder where Steam is installed.

Here’s how to find where to save the Steam screenshot:

How to use Steam to find where to save steam screenshots

1. Open the Steam app on your computer.

2. In the menu bar, click View and then click Screenshot. The screenshot uploader window will appear.

 

3. In Screenshot Uploader, use the Show drop-down menu to select the game with the screenshot you’re looking for.

4. Click Show on disk. A folder window will appear with screenshots. This is where they are preserved.

How to find the location where to save a Steam screenshot without using Steam

1. You’ll need to open a particular folder on your computer with the following text:

On Windows 10, open this folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam.

Mac users should open this folder: Users/[your Mac username]/Library/Application Support/Steam.

2. If you installed Steam in a different location, you’d need to find it on your own

 

3. Within the Steam folder, open the user data subfolder.

4. If you only have one Steam account, there should only be one folder here, named with a string of numbers. Open it.

It’s important to note that if you have more than one account, each account will have a folder, and you may need to explore to find out which folder is what you want.

5. Find and open the folder named 760.

6. Click remote. The folders in the remote folder are games that have screenshots, though they are named based on their Steam numeric IDs. As a result, you’ll need to open folders and look until you find the one for the game you’re after.

7. Now open a folder and look in its “screenshots” folder to find the images.

 

The methods in the list above are very simple, learn them and you will always enjoy your highlight moments in the game.