SaveImages

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Images

Save visual references without losing the page and source around them.

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Images are often why a page mattered in the first place. Keep Mates works best when the image stays connected to its surrounding context instead of being stripped into an anonymous file.

When to save an image

Use image saves for inspiration, product references, visual examples, mood cues, and other assets you want to recognize quickly later.

If visual recall matters more than the page title, start with the image.

  1. 1

    Open the image or visual detail you want to keep.

  2. 2

    Right-click the image and open the Keep Mates menu.

    Keep Mates Chrome right-click menu saving a Pinterest image as a visual reference
    Use Save as visual reference when the image itself is the important part you want to recognize quickly later.
  3. 3

    Choose Save as visual reference to keep the image with its source context.

Pro tip: Image saves work best for inspiration, product details, mood references, and any save where visual recall matters more than the page title.

Keep the source attached

An image becomes more useful when you can still tell where it came from and why it was saved.

That source context helps even if the original page changes later.

FAQ

How should I use Images in Keep Mates?
Images works best when it supports retrieval instead of raw accumulation. Start with the core workflow described above, keep the structure lightweight, and organize only as much as future-you will realistically use.
Does Images change what is stored locally?
No. Keep Mates stays local-first across this workflow as well. Your saved references remain in the browser, while the website account is used for sign-in, billing, and license access.
What should I do if Images is not behaving the way I expect?
First check whether the expectation comes from a cloud-sync bookmark tool or from Keep Mates' local-first model. If the issue is really about billing, activation, or repeating product behavior, use the support page for direct help.
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