Super-simple Sharing
We've built in a number of handy sharing options into LittleSnapper so that no matter what you want to do with your images, you'll be able to share them in no time. From our very own Ember service, to Flickr and FTP - not to mention full PDF exports - there's almost every option you need right at your fingertips.
External Editors
With both images and the original HTML for websnaps stored in your library, we've built in some handy external editor options that let you configure your chosen external editors such as Photoshop and Espresso. Once set up, there's handy keyboard shortcuts and menu items that let you quickly send snaps to the revelant editor to work with.
File Export
Whenever you take a snap, the image and a webarchive of the HTML code for a websnap are saved to your library. When it comes to exporting the snap, this gives you a couple of choices. Creating a multi-page PDF uses the saved webarchive - meaning that text remains selectable: great if you ever need to extract copy from a site.
The all-new Snap format designed specifically for LittleSnapper allows you to share any of your snaps between two Macs without losing any of your metadata such as tags, and keeps your annotations ready for editing on another system.
If that isn't enough you can export to image-based PDFs, along with JPEG and PNG export options if you need a regular image file to work with.
Say hello to Ember
Ember is the next generation update to our QuickSnapper service and lets you continue building your design scrapbook online. You can build collections of images from anywhere on the service, and submit great design examples to the Ember categories. Curated by the Realmac team, the categories will showcase great designs in all the mediums designers work with - Typography, iPhone application design, webpages and more.
To learn more about Ember, sign up for a free account or discover the benefits of upgrading to a Pro account simply visit the Ember website.
Introducing Ember
LittleSnapper now uploads your snaps to Ember - our all-new replacement for the QuickSnapper service, letting you share you design inspiration quickly and stylishly.
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Sharing Options
LittleSnapper uploads to FTP & SFTP servers and Flickr as well as Ember, meaning you'll always be able to share your snaps with colleagues, clients, friends and family.
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Flickr
If you're a fan of Flickr (we certainly are) you'll love LittleSnapper's super-easy Flickr uploading. LittleSnapper applies all the titles, tags and comments you've entered automatically when you send the snaps off to Flickr. Because the Flickr folks like to know which type of image you're uploading - be it an illustration, photo or screenshot - LittleSnapper ensures that your screenshots are identified correctly.
Web Server
If you have your own webserver or webhosting which you'd rather use for image uploads, you'll love that LittleSnapper can upload to both FTP and SFTP servers.
Simply Drag and Drop
Need to quickly take a snap from your library and drag it to an email you've got waiting in Mail.app, or simply need a copy of a snap for a blog post? LittleSnapper lets you simply drag and drop snaps from your library or collections to any application you want.