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How to save images from the internet with the credit

Stop saving loose screenshots. Paste a link or drop your files, choose who sees it, and keep the original author credit.

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Why it matters

A screenshot loses everything: who made it, where it came from, why you saved it. In FRISO, you paste the link and the author comes along, and you say if it is private or public before saving.

Chapters

  1. From outside
  2. Paste a link
  3. Who sees it
  4. The credit
  5. Your files
  6. Change your mind

Transcript

From outside

You find something good on the internet. Instead of a screenshot lost in a folder, bring it here.

Paste a link

Click Add and paste the link. It can also be text, or a color.

Who sees it

Before saving, you say who sees it. Private stays with you. Public can show up in Discover. The first time, FRISO explains what public means. Your name never appears, and the author credit always does.

The credit

It comes in with the author read from the link itself. And the link to the original stays right there, for anyone who wants to get to the source.

Your files

Your own images and videos come in the same way: drop them anywhere on the page. Without a board, it stays private. Choose a board right here, or create a new one. Save. The message tells you where it went and who can see it.

Change your mind

A globe means public, a padlock means private. Each card shows which one it is. And it can change later, in the details of each reference. The internet stays where it is. What matters to you stays here, with the credit of whoever made it.

Questions

How do I keep the credit of an image I found online?

Paste the link in Add. FRISO reads the author from the link when the page shows it, and keeps the link to the original next to the reference.

Can other people see what I save?

Only if you say so. Without a board, it stays private. What is public appears in Discover without your name, always with the author credit.

Can I make a reference private again?

Yes. Open the reference, go to its details and change it whenever you want.

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