One screenshot at a time
A useful detail gets mixed into an expanding folder of captures and loose files.
Visual working memory
Stop saving screenshots and images you’ll only use once.
Collect images and snippets in Docksnip, keep them close while you work, and drop them wherever they’re needed, without filling your folders with temporary files.
The Problem
Collecting images feels harder than it should be.
You spot something worth keeping, take a screenshot, and get back to work—until it is buried, duplicated, or forgotten altogether.
Saved, then forgotten
References outlive the thought that made them relevant in the first place.
Finding them breaks your flow
When it is time to use a reference, searching becomes a second task.
The Solution
Move fast. Stay productive.
Never lose your flow.
Collect related references, save them into folders, and clear the Dock when the work is done.
Be superfast while collecting images in the Dock
Dock an image directly from the page. No careful cropping. No stray corners. Just the image, within reach.
Explore now →Snip multiple screenshots in one go and save references
Need more than an image? Snip a layout, a detail, or a whole section. Keep collecting as you browse.
Explore now →Your Dock follows your flow wherever you go.
One Dock for your browsing flow. Collect across tabs and windows without going back to find what you saved.
Explore now →Drag an image or a folder into your workflow.
From a reference board to a document: bring your finds into the next step. Support varies by destination.
Explore now →Stay Organized
Keep related ideas together from the start.
Collect related references, shape them into groups, and clear the Dock when it is time to start again.
In Exploration
Help shape what’s next
A first look at ideas we’re exploring for Docksnip. Join early access or tell us what would improve your workflow.
Edit before you drop
Crop, resize, annotate, and remove backgrounds without leaving the Dock.
Capture the whole page
Save complete pages at high resolution, including everything beyond the viewport.
Turn collections into deliverables
Export a folder as a PDF, reference sheet, moodboard, or research pack.
Answering Questions
A few things
worth knowing.
All you need to know about getting from a good find to your working canvas.
Docksnip is a browser extension that gives your current references a temporary, visual place to live while you work.
Dock it collects an image already on the page. Snip it captures any selected region, including layouts, text, or several details in sequence.
Yes. Your current Dock follows you across supported browser tabs and windows so the working set remains close.
Yes. Create folders and stacks as you browse, then reorder related references without leaving the page.
Drag images or folders into supported documents, design tools, chats, and other destinations that accept image drops.
You can remove individual items, clear a working set, and recover accidental deletions where undo is available.
Docksnip is designed for desktop browser workflows. Mobile support is not currently available.
Get started
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Make every reference ready when you need it.
Collect visually, keep the context, and drop it into the work without breaking your flow.