Eagle — Mac download

Version 4.0.0 build 11 20250627 quietly pushes Eagle deeper into the workflows of designers who live inside their reference libraries. The similar-image detection engine now accepts files up to 128 MB, and a macOS screenshot bug that yanked the main window forward has been put to rest. The layout panel also gains a thumbnail display control, giving you finer command over grid density without switching contexts.

Tag, View, and Annotate PSDs, PDFs, and Videos Side by Side

• Batch-tagging PSD, AI, Figma, and PDF files and browsing them in the built-in viewer alongside GIFs, videos, and fonts
• Building a searchable, colour-sorted asset bank with ratings, notes, and annotations drawn directly on the canvas
• Clipping full-page screenshots, videos, and images from Safari, Chrome, Edge, or Firefox without leaving the browser
• Exporting curated sets into new folder structures while preserving custom metadata across formats

Library File Size Bloat from Layered Assets and 3D Models

• An unlimited folder tree rewards discipline—without a naming and tag schema, discovery slows down
• Clipboard capture and drag-and-drop are fast, but the library file itself grows quickly when storing layered PSDs and 3D models

Hover Any Thumbnail to Peek AVIF Without Opening the Viewer

• Hover preview for AVIF — a quick pass over a thumbnail shows the image without opening the viewer. Useful when scanning large screenshot batches.
• Clipboard capture — copy an image in any app, then paste straight into a folder. No save-as detour.
• Smart folders with parentheses — combine rules like (colour:red OR tag:moodboard) AND type:video to build narrow sets that update on their own.
• Thumbnail density control — the layout panel now lets you tighten or loosen the grid without opening preferences.

Clipping Competitor Onboarding Flows Straight from Safari

A UI designer starts Monday by clipping three competitor onboarding flows from Safari. The browser extension saves each full page into a shared library folder called Competitive audit. During review, she tags two flows with a red “drop” label and one with green “reuse.”

She drags a PSD mockup from Finder into the same library, then opens it in the built-in viewer to check layer names. Two screenshots from her phone land in the auto-import folder and appear moments later. Before the client call, she runs a search for tag:green AND type:image, adds notes on two frames, and exports the set as a clean folder for the presentation. Everything stays in one place, colour-coded and queryable.

• New — Support for audio files longer than one hour; thumbnail display control in the layout panel; hover preview for AVIF images; actions to remove a specified folder or tag.
• Fixed — A macOS issue where the main window could open unexpectedly after capturing a screenshot.

• macOS 10.15 or later
• Apple Silicon and Intel Macs