Finding

Search and filters

Search inside pages, PDFs, emails, code, and screenshots, and narrow it down with filters.

Search as you type

Press ⌘K (or /) from anywhere and start typing. Savepad searches titles, notes, the text of every page, PDF, email, and snippet, and the words in your screenshots. Typos are fine.

Press ⌘K from anywhere. It searches inside pages, PDFs, emails, and screenshots.

Found it in a PDF? It opens on the page that matched. In an email? It scrolls to the line.

Filters

Click the filter bar to narrow things down by type, space, folder, tag, source, colour, or date. Or type them straight into the search box:

Type thisTo get
type:pdfOnly PDFs (or email, image, code, …)
from:stripe.comSaves from one site
in:"Landing pages"Saves in one folder
tag:pricingSaves with a tag
-tag:archivedSaves without a tag
saved:7dSaved in the last 7 days
before:2026Saved before a date
after:2026-03Saved after a date
has:ocrImages with text found in them
is:favouriteOnly your favourites
is:unsortedOnly what’s still in Unsorted

Mix them with words: tag:pricing from:stripe.com annual works. Savepad shows what it understood right above the results. Typo’d a tag? It searches for the word instead, so nothing quietly disappears.

Type filters straight into the box. The line under it shows what Savepad understood.

Search by colour

Pick a swatch in the colour row and you’ll get every save with that colour in it. “Pictures of shawarma with red in them” is a real search. Colours come from each save’s own preview image, so nobody tags them by hand. Want your list in rainbow order instead? Sort it By colour.

You don’t need the search page for it, either. Every folder, space, tag, Unsorted, and Favourites has a Colour button next to the sort. Pick a swatch and that list shows only the saves with that colour in them. Press the × next to it to see everything again.

Every list has a Colour button. Pick a swatch, get the saves with that colour in them.

Do the same search every week? Save it as a saved view. And to change how results look, see grid, list, map, and sorting.

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