RuneLite
RuneLite Screenshot Folder
RuneLite is a third party client for the popular video game Old School RuneScape. As a third party client, it adds features to the game's UI that can be customized to the user's liking. These include stat counters, highlighting over significant elements (e.g. enemy hit boxes) and automatically taking screenshots when you achieve a new level or other accomplishment.
It is now the most-popular third party after overtaking RSBuddy (also known as OS Buddy), which was one of the first OSRS clients to hit the scene and previously the "standard". Unlike RSBuddy, RuneLite is open-source (meaning you can see all of its code online) and completely free-to-use.
Screenshot Folder
RuneLite takes screenshots for you automatically when you level up or make other achievements. You can also take screenshots yourself with the screenshot button or by pressing the screenshot hotkey (which is INSERT
by default on Windows). Find where your screenshots are saved for your operating system below:
Windows
RuneLite screenshots on Windows are saved to the following directory:
%UserProfile%\.runelite\screenshots
You may encounter some issues finding this folder as it is hidden. You can follow our guide to show hidden files, or follow these steps:
- Press
WINDOWS
(the key that opens the start menu) andR
at the same time - Paste the screenshot path that's outlined above into the text field
- Press the "OK" button
You screenshots folder should look something like this:
Mac
If you've snapped a cap on your Mac (or RuneLite has done so automatically for you), you can find it at the following path:
~/.runelite/screenshots
Need help accessing that? Here are some easy-to-follow steps:
- Open Terminal by pressing
COMMAND
+SPACE
, typing in "terminal" and hittingENTER
- Paste the following text into the terminal and hit
ENTER
:open ~/.runelite/screenshots
Linux
Linux users can find their screenshots in a similar location to that of which Mac users can:
~/.runelite/screenshots
You probably know how to access that folder, as we find most Linux users are pretty technical! That said, if you need some assistance, open up your terminal (CTRL
+ ALT
+ T
in Ubuntu) and run this command:
nautilus ~/.runelite/screenshots