Too many sources
Good references arrive from websites, social posts, videos, articles, and product pages.
For designers
Keep design inspiration, references, and project material in one private library.
Design work depends on references from web pages, screenshots, product examples, images, videos, and articles. Share Box keeps those materials searchable and connected to projects.
Collect visual references
Save pages, screenshots, layouts, and image references.
Connect to projects
Use tags, themes, and project names to keep material useful.
Return to sources
Keep source context for review and attribution.
Why design material gets scattered
Inspiration often lives across bookmarks, folders, screenshots, chats, and notes. The hard part is reconnecting it to the project or problem later.
Missing intent
A saved image without notes or project context is hard to reuse.
Hard to search
Image folders rarely preserve source, purpose, or design language.
How designers use Share Box
Use it as a private material library before ideas move into Figma, presentations, or product decisions.
Inspiration library
Save pages, screenshots, layouts, patterns, and visual directions.
Competitor research
Collect product pages, release notes, onboarding flows, and UI details.
Project references
Group material by product area, visual direction, or client project.
Design retrospectives
Keep decisions, references, and source context for later review.
Privacy and rights
Saved material is private by default. You are still responsible for respecting copyright, privacy, and platform rules when using third-party content.