A sentence, a picture, a half-remembered detail. Start from whatever you have, look over what comes back, and steer it until the right files are in front of you.
Start Free Trial1 Start with a clue
rainy alley for the night market level, like that ref from last year
2 Look over the candidates 64 found
3 Keep what fits
Saved to Level 3 · refs
You remember what was in it, what it said or what it was for, not what you named it. Type that. Eagle looks at what’s in the picture, the words on it and everything you’ve written down about it.
What you didn’t need to remember Name Screen Shot 2023-08-14 at 11.02.png Tags none Folder Uncategorized
Sometimes the best description is an example. Drop in an image and tell Eagle what you like about it: the layout, the colors, or just one thing in the corner.
Same structure: title on top, framed image below. Any colors.
Same orange and cream. Any layout.
Found by the chair alone, not the room around it.
Works for any part of a picture: a lamp in a render, a font on a poster, a prop in a game scene.
When your library runs dry, send the same image out. From any file in Eagle, look it up on Pinterest, Google Lens and other image search sites, browse the results in a side panel, and save the good ones without switching apps.
girl-in-the-rain.pngIllustration · 1500 × 2000
Save 3 to Inbox Similar pins, from pinterest.com
Save 2 to Inbox Visual matches and the artist’s page
Save to Inbox Related images from bing.com
Save to Inbox Similar images and other sizes
Save the original Where this exact image appears online
Mix a loose description with hard conditions. The facts decide what’s in, the description decides what comes first, and every condition sits in plain sight where you can change it.
Add KeywordColorRatioSizeDateTagsRatingCustom fields
The first results are a starting point. Pick the ones that are close, say what’s off, loosen what’s too strict. Each round moves closer to what you actually need.
A mixed bag, but two of these are right. Pick them and ask for more like them.
The right family now. Still too much going on on the labels.
Quiet labels, room to breathe. Keep the best ones, or save the search to come back to.
Rather talk it through? Your agent can run the same rounds and show you each step. See Agent Integration
The answer is often inside a file: one page of a long guide, a few seconds of a long video, a sentence in a recorded call. Search for it and land right there.
Brand guidelines.pdf · 48 pages
…keep clear space equal to the height of the N around the logo on every side…
Studio B-roll.mov · 18 min
Client call, March 3 · 42 min
“…could it feel warmer, a bit less shiny?” · 12:08
Building a new level? Eagle sorts what it finds into directions, shows why each one came up, and keeps a shortlist while you look. Old saves you forgot about come back too.
Light shafts through glass · 18
Materials rusted iron, moss · 14
Architecture Victorian glasshouse · 9
Shortlists go straight into folders, canvases and pages. See Organize
Bring your library and search it the way you remember it. Everything on this page is unlocked during the trial.
