# Desktop notifications and screenshots

Choose which notifications Drime Desktop shows, pause them, and let Drime save your screenshots to your Drime folder.

Updated: 2026-10-19  
Source: https://drime.cloud/support/desktop/notifications-and-screenshots

![Drime Desktop Preferences, Notifications: disable notifications, and the sync, screenshot and application notifications one by one](https://drime.cloud/media/01M5AZV6K1RCAP9H267K72RH3P/a541593a580c-windows-desktop-prefs-notifications.png)

![Drime Desktop Preferences, Screenshots: Save screenshots to Drime, off](https://drime.cloud/media/01M5AZV9DPGTCD0MET1JAC6334/04ae36e6ade1-windows-desktop-prefs-screenshots.png)

## Notifications

In **Preferences** \> **Notifications**, choose what Drime Desktop tells you about: **Completed transfers**, **Sync errors**, **Screenshot saved**, **Screenshot link copied**, **Share link copied** and application updates.

To get some quiet, disable notifications for 1 hour, 8 hours, 24 hours or for good.

Drime also warns you when your storage reaches 80% and 95%.

## Screenshots

Drime Desktop can save your screenshots to Drime. The first time it notices a screenshot, it asks whether to save the next ones: nothing is saved until you agree.

Once on:

- screenshots go to a **Screenshots** folder in your Drime folder and are uploaded right after the capture;
- quick actions let you copy the image or copy its link;
- an editor lets you draw, add shapes, arrows, highlights and text, blur and crop;
- you can set your own **Drime capture shortcut**, such as `Ctrl` + `Shift` + `S`.

You can change your choice at any time in **Preferences**.