How To Access Steam Screenshots?

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When you are playing any game and kill the whole opponent team by yourself but don’t have any proof to show your friends, in that case, you can take a screenshot of that moment. So, if you know how to access Steam screenshots? Here are some directions are given below.

Access Steam Screenshots through Screenshot Manager

If you are face difficulty accessing Steam screenshots using screenshot manage, follow the whole procedure given below:

Hold the Windows and S keys altogether over the keyboard to invoke the Search section.
Then input ‘stream’ into it and select the OK button to launch it.
After opening the Steam app, select the View menu situated at the upper left side of the app screen.
Through the ensuing menu of drop-down, select the ‘Screenshots’ option to see each screenshot you have clicked so far.
Once you capture the screenshots, you will see a new screen labeled ‘Screenshot uploader’ will open, appearing with each available screenshot.
Use the drop-down menu beside the ‘Show label’ option to surf via several games you have been starting and their screenshots.
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... On a similar screen, you will locate an option named ‘Show On Disk.’
Choose the screenshots by selecting the thumbnail and choose the ‘Show On Disk’ whether you want to launch the folder, including the screenshot.
Select the ‘View Online Library’ beside the Show on Disk to look at each screenshot you have uploaded on Steam safekeeping.
Now, choose whichever screenshot and select the Upload option to add it to the profile of Steam.
Locate the Steam Screenshot Folder Manually to Access Steam Screenshots

If you are face difficulty locating the Steam screenshot folder manually, follow the whole procedure given below:

Hold the Windows and E buttons altogether over the keyboard to invoke the File Explorer on your PC.
After that, launch the drive wherever you installed the Steam.
It can be Drive C for several users out there.
Go to Drive C and twice click on it.
You should find the Program Files folder (x86) and twice click on it to launch it.
The Program Files (x86) include data and folders associated with multiple apps installed on the PC.
Go via the folders list, locate the Steam and twice click to launch.
Once you reach the Steam app folder, launch the subfolder of user data.
After launching the ‘steam ID folder’ you want to access, move down to the pursuing path: SteamID > 760 > remote > AppID > screenshots.
Now, here, you will locate each screenshot you took.
Find the Steam ID to Access Steam Screenshots

If you are facing difficulty finding the Steam ID, follow the whole procedure given below:

You should invoke Steam on your system.
After that, select the View option to launch the drop-down menu and then choose the Settings option.
Go to the left side panel and choose the Interface option.
Then mark the ‘Display Steam URL address bar when available’ box and select the OK button.
Go to the profile photo of Steam and choose the ‘View My Profile.’
The Steam ID will be contained in the link beneath the menu, including Community, Store, Library, and much more.
Modify the Steam Screenshots Destination Folder to Access Steam Screenshots

If you are facing difficulty modifying the Steam screenshots destination folder, follow the whole procedure given below:

Open Steam on your PC and select the View option.
Then go to the Settings option.
Once you reach the Settings screen, select the ‘IN-Game’ option shown on the left side pane.
Now, reach the right pane and select the Screenshot folder button and choose the desired folder or make a new folder wherever you want all the gaming screenshots to be stored.
Finally, select the OK button to apply each change.
We believe the blog will be helpful and informative enough to help you to access Steam screenshots.

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