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Snap Saver

A camera app that makes it easier to take photos for selected albums or directories

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Last push (UTC)
May 31, 2026
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snap_saver

A camera app that makes it easier to take photos for selected albums or directories.

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Getting Started

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  1. Launch the app and grant camera permission.
  2. Press the floating button in the lower right corner and select the storage path and button name of the Saver button in the pop-up dialog box.
  3. After entering the information, click OK, and the Saver button will remain on the homepage of the app.
  4. Press the Saver button you just created, and the photo on the camera preview interface will be taken and saved to the path saved by the Saver button.
  5. You can create as many Saver buttons as you want, assign different paths to them, and then easily shoot from the homepage of the app and save the results to different paths!

Notes

On many Android devices, after capturing and storing a photo in a specified directory, it may not be immediately visible in the gallery. It could take some time or even a reboot before the photo appears in the gallery app. The author developed this software out of personal interest and cannot dedicate too much effort to solving this issue at the moment. If anyone reading this has a good solution, feel free to discuss it with the author via an Issue. Thank you very much!😊

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