Personally, Amazon S3 would be the biggest for me. The ability to upload straight to get the Web-friendly URL would mean I'd never leave SKitch for image work at all.

I'll have to try that trick with the external editors, that's pretty cool. I didn't realize that I could drag back from Preview directly, that's pretty interesting. I'll have to get a larger monitor though before I try it as Preview likes to be space intensive

Thanks for the suggestions and follow up!

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Thanks for the kind words!

We really appreciate the feedback, and are looking into the possibility of supporting more image hosting services.

Regarding compositing multiple images — yes you're correct, unfortunately there is no way currently to paste multiple images together on the same canvas. However, I find that almost all image layout programs play nicely with Skitch, making it fairly simple to drag on to their canvas. Then re-snap to capture the resulting compilation for fast turnaround.

One exception I've found, in CS3, at least, is Photoshop. There you'll need to 'drag me' from Skitch and drop the image on to the Photoshop icon in the Dock in order for PS to open the file. That's a handy tip for other applications too, like Preview if you want to do some color correction etc — just drag from the Skitch 'drag me' to the Preview Dock icon and release. Preview will launch and open the file. Adjust to your liking and press Save. Then drag the Proxy Icon (the little icon to the left of the window title) to the Skitch window or Dock icon and you're ready to share!

Hope that helps!

Keith

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