SnapStack

SnapStack is a simple and powerful screenshot Chrome extension that helps you capture, organize, save, and manage screenshots directly from your Chrome browser. Taking screenshots is easy. Managing hundreds of screenshots is not. When you regularly take screenshots of websites, apps, products, designs, research, or references, your Downloads folder can quickly become messy with files such as screenshot.png, screenshot (1).png, screenshot (2).png, and screenshot (3).png. SnapStack solves this problem by giving you a simple way to capture screenshots and organize them into projects and sessions instead of leaving everything as separate files in your Downloads folder. Whether you are a UI/UX designer, product designer, developer, researcher, student, content creator, or someone who frequently saves screenshots from the web, SnapStack helps you keep your screenshots organized and easy to find. 📸 Capture Website Screenshots Use SnapStack as your everyday screenshot Chrome extension to quickly capture screenshots of web pages and keep them together in one place. You can capture screenshots while browsing websites, researching products, collecting design inspiration, reviewing interfaces, preparing references, or working on a project. Instead of taking a screenshot and immediately losing it somewhere inside your Downloads folder, SnapStack helps you organize it as part of your workflow. 📁 Organize Screenshots into Projects Create projects to organize screenshots based on what you are working on. For example: • Website Redesign • Mobile App Research • Client Project • UI Inspiration • Competitor Research • Product Research • Landing Page References • Design System Research • Development References Each project gives you a dedicated place to keep related screenshots together. This makes SnapStack more than a basic screenshot tool. It works as a screenshot manager and screenshot organizer for your browser. 🗂️ Group Screenshots into Sessions When you are researching a website, product, or design, you may take many screenshots during the same browsing session. SnapStack lets you keep related screenshots together in sessions so your research stays organized. You can use sessions for: • Design research • Competitor analysis • Website audits • UX research • Product research • Client references • Visual inspiration • Development references 💾 Save Screenshots into Organized Folders SnapStack is designed to make saving screenshots easier and more organized. Instead of having all your screenshots mixed together in your regular Downloads folder, SnapStack can organize them into project folders. This makes it easier to find your screenshots later and keep your local files structured. You can choose how you want to manage your screenshot storage using the available save-location options in SnapStack. ⚡ Save Multiple Screenshots at Once If you have collected several screenshots, you don't need to save them one by one. Use the Save All feature to save multiple screenshots together. This is useful when you finish a research session and want to save the complete collection to your computer. 📦 Export Screenshots as a ZIP File SnapStack also lets you export your screenshot collection as a ZIP file. This is useful when you want to: • Archive screenshots • Move screenshots to another location • Share a collection of screenshots • Keep project references together • Back up a screenshot collection • Use screenshots in another workflow Instead of handling many individual image files, you can export your collection together. 🎨 Built for Designers and Developers SnapStack is especially useful for people who work with websites, digital products, and visual references every day. For UI/UX designers, it can be used to collect website screenshots, UI references, design inspiration, competitor examples, and research material. For product designers, it can help organize product research, competitor screenshots, user-flow references, and interface examples. For developers, it can be useful for collecting website references, UI implementation examples, component references, and visual inspiration while building products. For researchers, it provides a simple way to collect and organize visual research from different websites. For students and learners, it can help keep screenshots related to courses, research, tutorials, and study projects organized. For content creators, it can be useful for collecting visual references and examples from the web. 🔄 A Simple Screenshot Workflow SnapStack is designed around a simple workflow: Capture → Organize → Save → Export 1. Capture screenshots while browsing Chrome. 2. Organize them into projects and sessions. 3. Save them into organized local folders. 4. Export your collection when you need it. Instead of managing screenshots like this: Downloads → screenshot.png → screenshot (1).png → screenshot (2).png → screenshot (3).png → screenshot (4).png You can manage them as part of a project: Project → Session → Screenshots 🗃️ Keep Your Screenshot Library Organized If you regularly use a screenshot Chrome extension, you may eventually have hundreds or even thousands of screenshots. Finding an old screenshot can become difficult when everything is stored in one folder. SnapStack gives you a more structured way to manage your screenshot collection by organizing screenshots around projects and sessions. This makes it easier to keep different types of screenshots separate and find the right reference when you need it. 🔎 Useful for Many Workflows You can use SnapStack for: • Screenshot capture • Website screenshots • Webpage screenshots • UI design references • UX research • Product research • Competitor research • Website audits • Design inspiration • UI inspiration • App references • Development references • Client projects • Visual research • Content research • Study material • Personal projects 🔒 Privacy-Focused and Local-First SnapStack i…