Otter Pocket

The web clipper for Otter Pocket, a reference board for artists: save images, video frames and pages, each linked to its source.

Otter Pocket is a reference board for artists that remembers where everything came from. This is its web clipper for Chrome: save images, video frames and pages from any site, arrange them on a board for each project in the free Otter Pocket app for Mac, and go back to the source whenever you need more. Features: • Images: right-click any image and choose "Save to Otter Pocket", or press Alt+Shift+A (Option+Shift+A on a Mac) and click it. You get the largest version the site offers. • Video frames: press Alt+Shift+S (Option+Shift+S) to keep the frame of the video that's playing. • Pages: keep an artist's profile or an article as a card with its preview image. • Capture area: drag over any part of a page, such as a layout or a detail of a picture. • Back to the source: double-click a reference in the app to reopen its page, or the video at the second you saved. • Choose where it goes: the Vault, for the things that shaped your eye, or a project board. Add a line on why it matters, if you like. • Works while the app is closed: what you save waits in Chrome and arrives the next time the app opens. Every tool is in the web clipper's toolbar button, and in an optional floating button beside the scrollbar. You can change the keyboard shortcuts in Chrome's shortcut settings. Private by design: no account, no cloud, no tracking. Your library is an ordinary folder in Documents on your Mac, so you can copy it to another computer. Made for private reference: Otter Pocket keeps only what a site shows you, never frames of copy-protected video. Ask the artist before you repost or reuse their work. Requires the free Otter Pocket app for Mac with Apple silicon: https://milesyan-art.github.io/OtterPocket/