No. 01 Screenshot beautifier
Drop, paste or choose a screenshot, then pick a background, padding, corners and shadow. Everything happens in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Drop, paste or choose a screenshot
PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, AVIF or SVG. You can also press Ctrl+V (⌘+V on a Mac) anywhere on the page.
Padding of about 5 to 10 percent of the screenshot's width looks balanced; the starting value follows that rule for each new image. Match the corner radius to the interface you captured, and remember a Retina screenshot has twice the pixels, so it needs twice the radius.
Use Soft for documentation, Lifted or Deep for a landing page, and Cast for a flat, printed look. PNG keeps interface text sharp; JPEG and WebP make smaller files for photo-heavy shots.
Five more ways to present a screenshot, all free and all in your browser.
Put a screenshot inside a clean light or dark browser window, with your own address and tab title.
Show your design on a drawn phone, tablet, laptop or monitor, with no brand artwork in sight.
Arrows, boxes, text and numbered steps, plus blur or pixelate to hide what nobody else should see.
Pad or crop one image to link previews, square posts, stories, banners and thumbnails.
Paste code, pick a language and a theme, and export a crisp, readable picture of it.
Two free services that keep your own details out of the picture.
Capturing a sign-up flow, a welcome email or a newsletter confirmation for a tutorial? Register with a CleanTempMail address instead of your own. You get a free temporary inbox straight away, with no sign-up, a random or custom address on hundreds of domains, and messages that delete themselves after 3 days.
Your real email address never appears in the screenshot.
Open a temporary inboxTaking screenshots of a website for a bug report, a review or a portfolio? WebTraceCheck opens it in a disposable cloud browser, with Brave, Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Chromium on an isolated desktop that is deleted after each session, so your bookmarks, logins, cookies and extensions stay out of the shot.
Nothing to install, with free time every day.
Try the disposable browserNo. Your browser opens the image and draws the result on this page. Nothing is sent to a server, and once the page has loaded it keeps working without a connection.
Padding adds pixels on every side, and a fixed canvas shape adds more on two sides. Screenshots from Retina and other high-density screens are also twice the size they look. Choose 0.5× under Export to halve the result.
Yes. Choose the checkerboard chip (Transparent) and save as PNG or WebP. The shadow stays semi-transparent, so it falls naturally on whatever you place the image over. JPEG has no transparency, so it gets a white background.
Copying an image needs a browser that can write images to the clipboard; current versions of Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox can. If a setting or an older browser blocks it, use Download and drag the saved file where you need it.
PNG for interface screenshots: text and thin lines stay crisp and it supports transparency. JPEG or WebP make much smaller files when the screenshot is mostly photos; WebP also keeps transparency.