A visual note should be recognizable before you open it. KeepFlash now derives a cover from the images already inside a note instead of requiring a separate cover step.
The content becomes the preview
When a regular note contains a usable image block, the first eligible image can appear as its cover in the library. The same cover follows the note into project previews, so the visual cue remains consistent wherever the note appears.
This works with images that belong to KeepFlash as well as compatible remote images. Unsafe or unusable values are ignored, and notes without an image keep their existing text-first presentation.
Built for libraries with more than a few notes
Cover images use lazy loading and asynchronous decoding. That means the page does not have to fetch every image before you can begin working through a larger collection.
No additional setup
Add an image to a note as part of your normal writing process. KeepFlash handles the preview automatically the next time the note appears in the library.
Open your notes to see the visual covers alongside saved webpages, PDFs, videos, and text notes.
Put this update to work in your own KeepFlash library.
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