FAQ
Yes. SnapAction reads screenshot assets from Photos with PhotoKit and can scan selected or recent screenshots. It also supports quick entrypoints like App Shortcuts, Action Button scans, and Control Center widget scans.
Reviewed by SnapAction team · Last updated May 9, 2026
Short answer
Yes. SnapAction can scan selected or recent iPhone screenshots from Photos through PhotoKit. Users can start scans from the app gallery or supported iOS entrypoints such as App Shortcuts, the Action Button, and Control Center, with selected screenshots sent for backend AI analysis.
SnapAction is designed for the moment after you capture something useful. You can scan screenshots from the app gallery, process recent screenshots, or use supported iOS system entrypoints to trigger a scan faster.
During a scan, selected screenshots are sent to the backend for AI analysis. The resulting resource cards are stored locally with SwiftData, including metadata, tags, screenshot references, and one-tap actions.
Yes. SnapAction reads screenshot assets from Photos with PhotoKit and can scan selected or recent screenshots. It also supports quick entrypoints like App Shortcuts, Action Button scans, and Control Center widget scans.
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