What's the best service for collecting screenshots of websites for inspiration?

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Ideally looking for something that works on both mac and windows 🙏

Tzuan · Accepted Answer

You can build your own inspiration database in Zenkit. For instance, upload screenshots (drag and drop), put different categories as labels, set up status (eg: Backlog, review, done, etc.) It works both on Mac and windows :)

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One of the best tools out there to manage images - Windows/Mac

Lucas Hogendoorn · Answer

I use it for collecting everything. Another alternative would be Airtable, which is pretty useful for that too.

Ivan Burban · Answer

It's better than evernote, but not so good as i want.

Paolo Pacchiana · Answer

I don't know if it's what you are looking for, but this tool is so great! you can screen everything and then save it where you want. It can also allow you to edit your screen in realtime. Give it a try, it works for Win and Mac!

Cecilia Lee · Answer

Agree! The best!

Devesh Kumar · Answer

Takes a part of webpage or full page screenshot.

Lisa Dziuba · Answer

In Awesome Design Tools, you can find many sites which collect sites with inspirational UIs, check them out!

Michael Dilger · Answer

Only for Mac

Atif Qureshi · Answer

I have used it for along. Its a good tool.

Sebastian Schipper · Answer

Works in the browser

Marina Timchenko · Answer

very easy and helpful

Jan Goldenberg · Answer

Very much on it. using it for 2 years and super happy. Easy to use.

Marina Timchenko · Answer

I have used this app for 2 years, user-friendly interface and easy functionality

Pankaj Taneja · Answer

just bookmark it, and it is there forever, across devices.

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fast and clean

Pavan Sethi · Answer

Notion is great for organizing anything, especially anything visual.

Nida Mohsin · Answer

I have been using this for almost 4-5 years. It is great because of the numerous option to take a screenshot with key shortcuts.

Fiona Williams · Answer

It's a very helpful to find a perfect solution for the same.

LA · Answer

After Ember I was looking forever for a tool to replace it, for, ever. I wanted something that shoots nice, syncs nice, looks presentable and is clean, like not full of bugs. I didn't think it existed. Eventually I sceptically tried Eagle, I was really unsure about it, it wasn't love at first sight but it has grown on me and now am really happy with it. The developers work on it regularly, there's updates coming in and it just feels like, yeah, I can tick this problem off.

Abhirup Roy · Answer

Using this for a long time. It's good too! I can edit screenshots using their tools, Share and even download those. Screen Recording is the added facility!

Lucia · Answer

Eagle is amazing for taking and managing collections of screenshots (and screen recordings).

Tom · Answer

It's easy to use, works on any OS with chrome. Allows you to put comments anywhere on any website.

John Pooley · Answer

Milanote supports all common file types including JPGs, PDFs, Word, Excel, common design files and many more. The Milanote Web Clipper lets you save inspiration and ideas from any website with a single click.

William Campbel · Answer

The Internet is filled with visual inspiration. From stunning images and infographics to perfectly-executed videos and websites, it’s hard to spend time online without stumbling across something that captures your imagination https://www.dgcustomerfirst.net/

David West · Answer

Great for browsing through trends and top picks.

Evan Kimbrell · Answer

Additor works nicely for bookmarking and saving screenshots with their chrome extension and lot of good updates.

Shant Donabedian · Answer

If you're trying to share something more specific (like a screenshot of a region/gif instead of just the link), CloudApp is a great app to consider. If you're looking to organize bookmarks/website screenshots, raindrop.io is solid.

Wade Fletcher · Answer

This isn't something for saving your own screenshots per se, but I use it A LOT for inspiration in my own projects.

Celine Carpet · Answer

it is free to use. and very light, so I can use the shortcut to take a screenshot anytime. http://bit.ly/2vHQOtI

Ardy Naghshineh · Answer

You can record a workflow that just takes a full page screenshot of a webpage, and then trigger it for every website you want to take a screenshot of. Your screenshots will live on your dashboard. You can also save them to your local machine if you want.

Disclaimer: I'm the founder 🙂

Chris Messina · Answer

I manage my screenshots using Pixave. Has a lot of nice features, including a web clipper.

Ousmane NDIAYE · Answer

Great service, work in web browser

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I started using Prism a little while ago and I like the way my bookmarks look. It's easy to find what I want since I can see how each websites looks like.

David West · Answer

Useful tool for finding specific screenshots of iOS app - for each type of app category.

Fioralba Duma · Answer

Either if you prefer lists (excel tables) or kanban or gallery view this app does it all perfectly.

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Each pattern is an album on Google Photos. I use Snagit to take screenshots and paste them to Google Photos. It's been working really well for me so far.

Max Spitsyn · Answer

Considered a must for any writer, but has an amazing functionality to add attachments for inspiration (which can be really anything).