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Use Snapshots to backtrack and restore your work in Sip. Whether you accidentally deleted a color or made unwanted changes, Snapshots help you go back to a specific point in time.

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What Are Snapshots?

Snapshots capture the state of your color data at a particular moment. Think of them as backups for your palettes. You can access Snapshots by going to:
  • Preferences > Snapshots

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How Snapshots Work

  • Sip automatically creates Snapshots based on your selected frequency.
  • You can also manually create a Snapshot at any time.

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Creating Snapshots

You can select how often Sip automatically saves Snapshots:
  • Never — No automatic snapshots are created.
  • Minute — A new snapshot is created every minute. Use this for frequent changes.
  • Hour — A new snapshot is created every hour. Useful for regular backups.
  • Day — A new snapshot is created once a day. Use this for less frequent updates.

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Snapshots UI

snapshots The Snapshots view shows:
  • A list of Snapshots with their creation time, size, and actions.
  • Action buttons to:
    • Export a Snapshot
    • Delete a Snapshot

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Resetting Snapshots

If you want to start fresh, click Reset Snapshots at the bottom. This removes all existing Snapshots and lets you configure a new schedule.
Example: Use Reset Snapshots when you want to clear all previous backups and start a new history.

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Why Snapshots Matter

Snapshots help protect your work. Whether you need to recover a palette from a week ago or undo a change from five minutes ago, Snapshots make it possible.