Use Cases

Raster fits anywhere images need to be stored, organized, and served. Here are some of the ways people use it — for inspiration on how it might fit your own workflow.

For marketing teams

• Host and serve perfectly-sized, compressed images for marketing emails.
• Improve brand consistency, and simplify rights management and asset approval.
• Keep one organized home for every campaign asset.

For developers

• Build a static website with no CMS and still host images on a CDN.
• Host images for a small site instead of committing them to a Git repo.
• Store and serve one-off Open Graph (OG) images.
• Serve texture files efficiently for games and Three.js scenes.
• Organize all the images for a Webflow site in one place.

For designers

• Keep screenshots and design inspiration neatly organized and searchable.
• Build moodboards and share them with clients and coworkers.
• Hand off final assets without zipping, emailing, and re-uploading.

For any team

• Invite a freelance photographer as a guest editor — no more huge ZIP files going back and forth.
• Host internal brand resources: SVG logos, PNG logos at multiple sizes, and more.
• Speed up asset management: find assets faster, surface visually similar ones, encourage reuse, and keep the library clean with consistent tags.

See it in practice

For a concrete, before-and-after example of how Raster changes an everyday workflow, read Store and Organize Images.