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CodeKeep review

Freemium#19 of 21 in Code Snippet ManagersCode Snippet Management Software

A focused web snippet manager for developers who want simple organization and VS Code access.

6.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

CodeKeep is a web-based code snippet manager for developers who want to create, organize, and share reusable code. Its core workflow combines public snippets with folders, bookmarks, and folder icons, while a VS Code extension provides access from the development environment. The product also includes a screenshot creation tool for sharing stylized code images. It is suited to individual developers who prefer a straightforward, browser-centered snippet library rather than a broad development platform.

The Free plan provides unlimited public code snippets, up to 40 folders, and up to 20 folder bookmarks. It also includes the VS Code extension, so users can connect the web library with their editor workflow. Screenshots created through the product carry a watermark on this plan. Pro expands the organization model with unlimited folders, unlimited folder bookmarks, private snippets, private folders, and folder icons. That split makes the free tier useful for public collections and basic organization, while the paid tier is the relevant choice for private code and larger personal libraries.

CodeKeep’s main strength is its narrow focus: snippet creation, storage, organization, sharing, and access through Visual Studio Code. The documented platform fit is web plus VS Code, so it should appeal to developers whose needs center on those environments. It is less suitable for teams seeking a broader collaboration workspace or a wider set of editor and platform connections. Choose CodeKeep for simple snippet storage with clear folder-based organization and a VS Code extension; consider an alternative if private storage is required on a free plan or if screenshot watermarks are unsuitable.

CodeKeep pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Unlimited public snippets are included on the Free plan.
    • Folders, bookmarks, and folder icons organize saved code.
    • The VS Code extension connects snippets to development workflows.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The product is available through the web, with VS Code as its listed integration.
    • Private snippets and private folders require the Pro plan.
    • Free-plan screenshots include a watermark.

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