Steam Screenshot Importer

Automatic importing of screenshots into Steam using the Steamworks SDK

Usage

Steam must be installed and you must be signed into an account that owns the selected game. Start the application, choose a game from your library, then select the images you want to import.

Windows

• Download the latest Windows .msi from the releases page and run it
• A portable .zip is also available; extract it, keep the executable and DLL files together, then run steam-screenshot-importer.exe

Arch based Linux distros

A built pacman package & AUR package are available for installation.

Binary release

• Download the latest .pkg.tar.zst file from the releases page
• Install using pacman -U <path_to_file>

AUR package

Install using your preferred AUR package manager

$ paru -S steam-screenshot-importer

You can also clone the PKGBUILD from the AUR manually

$ git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/steam-screenshot-importer.git
$ cd steam-screenshot-importer
$ makepkg -si

The same PKGBUILD is also available here in the main repo: PKGBUILD

Other Linux distros

• Download the latest Linux .tar.gz from the releases page
• Extract the archive and run the application

$ tar -xzf steam-screenshot-importer-<version>-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
$ ./steam-screenshot-importer-<version>-linux-x86_64/steam-screenshot-importer

Features

• Native GPUI interface with light, dark, and system theme modes
• Automatic discovery and search of installed Steam games
• Batch image importing with progress and per-file error reporting
• Configurable JPEG quality and resize filtering
• Automatic and manual update checks

Supported image formats

Theoretically supports all formats that the images crate supports. They've not all been tested though.

Platform support

Currently only distributing/testing for Win64 and Arch based Linux distros

Screenshots

Light theme