SnapStack

Capture across tabs. Paste once as separate image layers.

Collect visual references from any tab, then paste them all at once. SnapStack keeps one image stack that follows you across tabs. Capture a region of any webpage or save any image with a right-click, and it lands in the same stack. When you are done, copy one image, or copy the whole stack and paste it into Figma as separate, named image layers. HOW TO USE 1. Click the SnapStack icon and turn it on. 2. Press T on any webpage, then drag over the area you want. 3. Or right-click any image and choose "Save to SnapStack". 4. Open the stack from the floating counter and click "Copy All Imgs". 5. Paste into Figma or FigJam. Each capture becomes its own layer, named after its source site. FEATURES - Region capture on any http or https page - Save images from the right-click menu - One stack shared across all your tabs, up to 24 images - Copy a single image, or the full stack as layered SVG - Preview, reorder, and delete captures - Draggable floating counter that stays out of your way - T is ignored while you type in a text field SHORTCUTS - T: capture a region (when SnapStack is on) - Alt+T (Option+T on Mac): open the SnapStack popup - Alt+O: show or hide the floating stack - Alt+Shift+S: capture a region PRIVACY Everything stays on your device. SnapStack has no server, no account, and no analytics. Captures are stored in Chrome's local extension storage and are never uploaded.