> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.patcher.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.patcher.xyz/project/high-res-official-images.md).

# Official images

These files are the current promo images and product screenshots kept in the repository for press, linking, embedding, and general project references. They are the images to use when you need something to pair with a Patcher mention outside the app.

## What is included

Three promo images and seven current product screenshots covering the main surfaces users see in the app:

* home, modules, racks, patches
* user area, account settings, public profile

The screenshots reflect the current product; the promo images are stylized brand renders. Use whichever fits the context.

## Promo images

Brand images that do not depict the current UI directly. Best for headers, thumbnails, and social cards where a stylized visual reads better than a screenshot.

## Current product screenshots

These captures show the live product more directly than the promo images. Use them when you want the current interface — for example in reviews, tutorials, or embedded documentation.

The home page, where the public browsing side meets the signed-in workspace:

The public modules catalogue with grouped tag filters, manufacturer filters, and load-more browsing:

The rack editor — visual layout, editing controls, and analysis modes running over a Eurorack case:

The patch editor — modules, cable routing, and numbered instances for repeated copies of the same module:

The user area — signed-in workspace with modules, racks, patches, manuals, comments, stats, and workspace-wide search:

The account settings — sign-in method, display name, sharing controls, and data-deletion flows:

A public profile at `/u/:username` — the shareable face of a workspace, showing selected public racks and patches:

## When you need product context

If you need product context to pair with these images:

* [About](/project/about.md)
* [Press / media boilerplate](/project/press-release.md)
* [Development status](/project/development-status.md)