Raster

I'm thrilled that Raster has been released to the public! You've made something seriously impressive that solves a serious pain point. This feels like one of those products that everyone is going to be using in ~3 years

We've been using Raster internally for a few months now and it's made our design team so much more productive. We don't have to waste time finding photos to use in Figma — we can just use the Figma plugin. It's like our own private Unsplash!

Fastest DAM I've used. Great for keeping a large collection of digital assets well organized. Powerful editing tools.

Proud to have been an early Raster beta user! It's exciting to see how much it has grown... and keeps getting better and better.

Raster feels like a no-brainer — a DAM where you can store, edit, share, and deliver your images. It's beautifully designed and it works well. I'm a big fan of Raster, and I'm excited to keep using it as it grows.

Raster is an essential component to accelerating and simplifying front-end development. Its ability to use state-of-the-art image management and empower quick, integrated collaboration amongst designers, web developers, stakeholders, and back again is game-changing with its single link reference capability. Really an invaluable tool for optimizing your front-end workflow and team collaboration.

I love how I can edit my photos in the app then share a link of the new image in a few seconds. Excited for what's to come!

I use Raster for hosting all of the images on my websites, it keeps me much more organized and I highly recommend it!

Raster has become my go-to solution for hosting all the images. Its organizational features have significantly improved my workflow. The speed and efficiency it brings to working with images are remarkable. Now, there's no need to waste time searching through hundreds of files to find the specific image I'm looking for - Raster streamlines the process beautifully. Love it!

Love it. Makes working with images so much faster. No longer need to look through hundreds of files in the "Downloads" folder to find the image you're looking for.