Snapshots
Save named snapshots of your profile settings and restore them later
Snapshots
Open Snapshots ↗ to save a named snapshot of your current profile setup and restore it later.
Snapshots are a fast way to keep different looks around without rebuilding your profile from scratch every time.
The page shows your current snapshot count, your maximum allowed snapshots, and a clear warning when you reach the limit.
What snapshots save
Appearance
Stores your profile colors, opacity, blur, borders, and other styling fields.
Assets
Keeps the background, cursor, and avatar selections tied to the snapshot.
Audio
Preserves your audio player settings and related track state.
Cards
Saves your card layout and card config when the snapshot includes them.
A simple way to use snapshots
Create a snapshot
Click New Snapshot, give it a name, and save the current state of your profile settings.
Review the preview
Each snapshot card shows a read-only live preview so you can recognize the look before you restore it.
Restore what you need
Use Restore to open the restore modal, then choose which areas should be applied back to your profile.
Delete old snapshots
If you no longer need one, remove it from the grid to free up space for another saved setup.
Restore options
What it restores: Color, blur, border, opacity, and other styling values from the snapshot.
Why it matters: This is the part that brings back the overall look of your profile.
What it restores: Background and cursor-related media tied to the snapshot.
Why it matters: It lets you bring back the visual assets that define the profile atmosphere.
What it restores: Your current avatar selection if you keep the avatar toggle enabled.
Why it matters: You can restore the rest of the profile while keeping your current avatar if needed.
What it restores: Audio settings and the main active track state saved with the snapshot.
Why it matters: This is useful when you want the music setup to match a previous profile version.
What it restores: The saved card grid, card configuration, and any stored card data that came with the snapshot.
Why it matters: This is the fastest way to roll back a card layout after experimenting with a new arrangement.
Important to know
Restoring a snapshot is not a visual-only action. It can change the profile state behind the preview, so treat it like a rollback point.