Moodboards you can search by colour
Pinterest boards, Figma pages, Are.na channels, and a desktop full of screen recordings. Savepad keeps images at full size, pages whole, and colours pulled out, so a moodboard is a folder you can actually search.
Before and after
How it goes now
- A Figma page called refs DO NOT DELETE
- Pinterest boards full of dead links
- Screen Recording (4).mov
- Dribbble likes you never scroll back to
- A font you saw once and can't name
In Savepad
- Full-page screenshots, top to bottom
- The colours pulled out of every image
- Your whole library filtered by one colour
- Fonts that open as a type tester
- A masonry grid that looks like a moodboard
How Savepad helps
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Filter by colour
Pick a swatch and get every image, page, and video with that colour in it.
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Full size, always
Originals stay at full resolution and you can download them whenever. Pin a note to any spot when you need to point at something.
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Fonts and palettes too
A font opens as a type tester. A palette opens as swatches with hex, RGB, and OKLCH.
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One board, one link
Make the folder public at my.savepad.app/@yourname, or send a private link. Your client sees that board and nothing else.
What you'll be saving
All 17 save types- Images and screenshots Zoom in, grab the colours, search the words
- Colours and palettes Save a hex or an RGB, then filter saves by colour too
- Fonts An actual specimen and a type tester, not just a screenshot
- Web pages The live page, a reading copy, or your snapshot
- Video Uploads or video URLs load accordingly
FAQs
Can I save things from Figma?
Copy a frame as PNG and paste it into Savepad, or export a bunch and drop them all in at once.
Does it keep full resolution?
Yep. The original is stored and you can download it. Thumbnails are only for the grid.
Can I mark up an image?
Pin a note to any spot on an image, or put two images side by side to compare them.
From the blog
- How to find a website's colour palette: Three ways to get the exact colours a website uses, from Chrome dev tools to an eyedropper and a screenshot, and how to keep the palettes you like.
- Milanote vs Miro: Milanote and Miro are both canvases, built for different rooms. How they compare for moodboards and references, and when you want a library instead of a board.
- How designers keep a swipe file without it becoming a Pinterest board: A design swipe file that stays useful: save whole pages, keep the fonts and colours, sort by what you'll need, and find things by colour and text.
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