Floating Images Mac
Turn screenshots into floating overlays on Mac.
Noticky can keep screenshots, pasted images, and shared images visible above your workflow. Use them as reference material, visual reminders, moodboards, UI specs, or quick feedback layers.
Sticky Screenshot
Capture a selected screenshot and turn it directly into a floating image note instead of burying it in a folder.
Clipboard and Share menu
Paste an image from the clipboard or send one from the macOS Share menu and open it straight into a floating overlay.
Controls that matter
Adjust opacity, lock the overlay, click through it safely, round the corners, and double-click to zoom when you need detail.
Use Cases
Keep visual context on screen without fighting your desktop.
- Pin a design reference next to Figma
- Keep a bug screenshot visible while reproducing an issue
- Float a scanned receipt or invoice while typing data elsewhere
- Keep a moodboard, chart, or map visible during a meeting
More Than Images
Noticky can now catch text and visuals from more entry points.
PopClip can turn selected text into a note. Smart Sticky actions now show in-note progress while Apple Intelligence works. Checklist notes make those floating overlays actionable instead of passive.
Why It Works
Sometimes you do not need a whole floating window.
A lot of people try to pin a browser, Preview, or chat window on top when what they really need is simpler: one screenshot, one mockup, one receipt, one bug capture, one map, one visual reference. A floating image overlay gives you that context without carrying a full app window around your workspace.
Need floating screenshots on Mac?
Use one app for sticky notes, reference images, screenshots, and quick visual overlays instead of stitching together separate tools.