Large collections of screenshots can quickly fill up your primary drive. Rather than manually moving files out of your default Minecraft folder, you can point the mod toward a secondary drive or a synced cloud folder so captures save there automatically.
Setting a Custom Path in the Settings Menu
1. Open the mod settings menu and navigate to the Advanced settings screen.
2. Locate the custom folder paths option.
3. Set your target folder on a secondary hard drive or local cloud directory and save your changes.
Setting a Custom Path via Config File
If you prefer managing file paths outside the game, locate the screenshot-manager-enhanced.json config file inside your Minecraft configuration directory. Open the file in a text editor, adjust the custom path setting to point to your chosen drive or cloud folder, and save the file.
Once your custom save folder is active, any folder grouping mode you have chosen—such as sorting by world, dimension, or date—will automatically create and organize its subfolders inside that new location the moment you press F2.