Automate repetitive design tasks with Eagle’s Actions—organize, tag, and rate files in one click for a faster, more efficient creative workflow.

Drowning in inspiration images? Eagle’s star ratings help designers tag, filter, and highlight the best references for faster teamwork and client feedback.

Eagle's smart folders auto-categorize assets, solving designers' management pain points and boosting workflow efficiency and creativity.

Eagle streamlines design asset organization with fast categorization, batch processing, and sorting into multiple folders, saving space. Powerful search boosts your creative flow.

Eagle, the ultimate audio file management tool for designers! Features hover-to-play, waveform visualization, BPM filtering, and multi-tag organization, streamlining audio asset management and boosting creative efficiency.

Eagle helps designers efficiently manage font files, easily preview styles, customize tags, install/uninstall with one click, and clearly distinguish font installation status for a clean font list.

Eagle helps designers efficiently manage YouTube and Vimeo video inspirations with one-click saving, auto-thumbnails, hover previews, and flexible tag organization, solving the clutter and lack of visuals in traditional bookmarks.

Eagle's web bookmark offers designers visual inspiration management with thumbnail previews, flexible categorization, tags, embedded browsing, and notes, overcoming traditional bookmark limits to boost efficiency.

Effortlessly import and organize entire Pinterest boards with Eagle. Never lose inspiration to platform changes—manage, tag, and secure your creative assets with ease.

Eagle’s Save & Categorize window lets designers instantly collect, organize, and tag assets in one step—streamlining inspiration management and boosting creative productivity.

Designers often seek inspiration online, but saving images or screenshots can be tedious and restricted. Eagle’s web image/screenshot feature makes collecting effortless.

Every designer knows this feeling: a project deadline is looming, and you clearly remember saving that perfect inspirational image somewhere, but now it's nowhere to be found. You open your computer only to face a tangled mess of folders, each labeled vaguely as "references" or "inspiration." You try using the system search, but since the files weren't clearly named or labeled initially, the search yields nothing useful. Frustration sets in, and you either waste precious time manually searching or give up entirely and re-download similar images online.