Can generated or uploaded images be reused internally between different tools without downloading and re-uploading them?

[JamDaBam]

Hi,

first of all, thank you for creating Snapotter. I really like the concept and the workflow so far.

I have a question regarding image processing workflows.

When I upload an image and use one of the available tools to modify it, everything works fine. However, if I want to continue working with the resulting image using a different tool or processing pipeline, I currently need to download the generated image locally and upload it again.

Is there currently a way to internally pass images between different tools or stages without requiring the user to download and re-upload the image manually?

For example:

1. Upload an image.
2. Process it with Tool A.
3. Use the output of Tool A as the input for Tool B.
4. Continue chaining multiple operations together.

Is such a workflow already possible, planned for the future, or technically limited by the current architecture?

Thanks for your work and for any clarification!

[snapotter-hq]

For normal single-tool pages, this is not available yet in the way you describe. For example, after using Resize, there currently is not a direct “Continue with Compress / Convert / Watermark” action that reuses the result as the next tool’s input.

SnapOtter does support internal chaining through Automate / Pipeline Builder, but I agree that is different from a quick post-result handoff inside the normal tool flow.

This would make a good feature request. Could you open it in the Ideas category so others can vote/comment on the workflow?

https://github.com/snapotter-hq/SnapOtter/discussions/categories/ideas

Suggested title:

[Feature] Continue tool output in another tool without download/re-upload

Useful details to include:

• Example workflow: Resize → Compress → Convert
• Whether this should appear as a “Continue with…” menu after processing
• Which tools you would expect to see as next-step suggestions
• Whether saving to Files should be optional or automatic