Turn an ordinary screenshot into a polished visual in seconds. Add a gorgeous background, perfect spacing, soft shadows and a browser frame—then download it free.
Great screenshots deserve more than a plain crop. This online screenshot beautifier gives product updates, tutorials, social posts, portfolios and presentations a professional finish without opening complex design software. Everything renders locally with HTML5 Canvas, so your private dashboards, conversations and work stay on your device.
Start with a curated gradient or combine any two colors to match your product, brand or mood.
Add balanced padding, smooth corners, a realistic shadow and an optional browser window frame.
Download a polished PNG, JPG or WebP that stays sharp in posts, slides and documentation.
Drop in a PNG, JPG or WebP screenshot, choose a file, or paste directly from your clipboard.
Pick a background and canvas ratio, then fine-tune padding, corners, shadow, tilt and frame.
Choose your image format and download the finished screenshot at standard or 2x resolution.
Use beautiful screenshots to announce a feature, explain a workflow, show a website or app in a portfolio, share a customer quote, or make documentation easier to scan. The 1:1 and 4:5 canvas sizes work well for social posts, 16:9 fits slides and video covers, and the automatic size keeps the original screenshot proportions with consistent breathing room.
Upload or paste it, choose a background that complements the image, add padding and rounded corners, then use a soft shadow or browser frame for depth. Preview every change live before downloading.
Yes. It is completely free to use, requires no account and does not add a watermark.
No. The tool uses your browser’s Canvas API. Your screenshots remain on your device and are not sent to a server.
Yes. Copy a screenshot to your clipboard, return to this page and press Ctrl+V on Windows or Command+V on Mac.
You can fit the canvas to your screenshot or choose square 1:1, landscape 4:3, wide 16:9, portrait 4:5 and story 9:16 layouts.
PNG is best for crisp UI text, JPG creates smaller files for photo-heavy images, and WebP balances quality with a smaller file size.