Savepad for designers

UI shots, typefaces, colours, animations, that one Dribbble shot from 2021. Savepad keeps the image sharp, screenshots the whole page and pulls the colours out of everything. So yes, you can finally delete that Figma page called "refs DO NOT DELETE".

Where your stuff lives right now

In boards you made for one project, likes you never scroll back to, and a Figma file that crashes every time you open it.

  • Figma refs DO NOT DELETE
  • Pinterest Board: ui inspo
  • Dribbble Likes, 890
  • Behance Appreciated, 312
  • X Bookmarks, 1,104
  • Desktop Screen Recording (4).mov

What you probably save

  • Shots on Dribbble
  • Case studies on Behance
  • Boards on Pinterest
  • Frames from Figma
  • Sites built in Framer
  • Templates on Webflow
  • Type from Adobe
  • Illustrations on Instagram
  • Motion on YouTube
  • Launches on Product Hunt
  • UI kits from Tailwind
  • Screens from Airbnb
  • Rebrands on X
  • Packaging on Shopify

See it, save it, sort it

  1. Save

    Drop an image, paste a link, or paste a frame straight from Figma. Originals stay at full size.

  2. Sort

    Spaces, folders inside folders, and tags. One save can sit in as many folders as it fits.

  3. Find

    By the words in the image, by colour, by type or by where it came from.

The good bits

  1. Filter by colour

    Every image, page and video gets its colours pulled out. Click a swatch and every save with that purple in it shows up.

  2. The whole page, top to bottom

    Paste a link and Savepad screenshots the whole page at desktop and phone widths. Sticky nav, footer, and that 404 page they spent way too long on.

  3. Fonts you can type with

    Save a font file or a Google Fonts link and it opens as a type tester. Every weight, every style, your own words.

  4. Show a client one board

    Make one folder public, or send a private link to it. They see that board and nothing else, and they don't need an account.

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