FrameBurst v1.0.2

FrameBurst 1.0.2

Screenshots can now be sorted into dated subfolders, so a busy screenshot folder stays organised by day,
month and year without any manual filing.

Download

FrameBurst-Setup-1.0.2.exe:
run it and follow the steps. If you already have FrameBurst installed, it will offer this update on its own
(or choose Check for updates from the tray menu). Your settings are kept.

Requirements: Windows 10 version 2004 or later, or Windows 11 (64-bit), and a Direct3D 11 GPU.

What's new

Dated subfolders

• New Dated subfolders option on the Output page of Settings. Turn it on and each capture is saved
  inside a subfolder of your screenshot folder named after the date it was taken.
• The default layout is {yyyy}\{MM}\{dd}, e.g. Pictures\FrameBurst\2026\09\30\. A new folder is
  created automatically when the day, month or year changes.
• The layout is fully customisable with the same {…} .NET date format used for file names. Use \ to
  add folder levels, for example:
  • {yyyy}\{MM MMMM} → 2026\09 September\
  • {yyyy-MM} → 2026-09\ (one folder per month)
  • {yyyy}\Week {dd} → mix plain text and dates
• The folder name and the file name use the same timestamp, so they always agree.

Notes

• The option is off by default; existing setups keep saving exactly where they did before.
• Open screenshot folder in the tray still opens the top-level screenshot folder.