Mac file manager for designersBuilt for people
who ship pixels
Exports, icons, fonts and references all live in folders. Burrow lets you work on them where they are: cut out a subject, make every scale an app needs, check a colour, compare two versions.
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Remove Background
A transparent PNG of the subject, beside the original. Nothing is uploaded.
Remove Background in the guide -
Make Image Sets
Export once at the largest size; get @2x and @1x, or sharp PNGs from a PDF or SVG.
Make Image Sets in the guide -
Looking into pictures
Zoom past 200% with sharp pixels, see transparency, click a colour to copy its hex.
Looking into pictures in the guide -
Font preview
Type over the sample to see every style at several sizes, then install it.
Font preview in the guide -
Compare two pictures
Side by side, under a slider, or as a difference with changed pixels in red.
Compare two pictures in the guide -
Convert and copy
Convert and resize in batches; ⌃⌘C copies the picture itself for Figma or Slack.
Convert and copy in the guide
More of Burrow
- Keyboard first Burrow for Mac puts every command, folder and setting behind ⌘K, ranks the folders you use most, and has Vim keys: a file manager driven by the keyboard.
- Split panes Burrow is a dual-pane file manager for Mac: up to four folders side by side, tabs and workspaces, F5 to copy across, and two folders compared or synced.
- Notes and databases Burrow for Mac writes Markdown beside your files, with daily notes, tasks and wikilinks, and shows any folder as a table, board, gallery or calendar.
- Image tools Burrow, a Mac file manager with image tools: remove a background, copy text from a screenshot, make @1x @2x @3x sets, convert, resize, combine to PDF.
- Disk space Burrow for Mac shows what fills a folder as a treemap, every drive at a glance, duplicate files by wasted space, and build folders that are safe to clear.