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Post-ready screenshot mockups in 30 seconds, not 20 minutes in Figma.

Drop a screenshot in: background, frame, shadow and your logo, exported at 2×.

20 minutes per screenshot. Every release. Every channel.

A clock with the first twenty minutes filled in, beside the raw screenshot those minutes were spent on
  • Every new visual costs 15–20 minutes of design work

    Frame, spacing, shadow, background, export — in Figma, for one post. Eight a release is an afternoon gone.

  • Raw screenshots look cheap and unintentional

    Harsh corners, no spacing, a random background — in a feed it’s one more rectangle to scroll past.

  • Your brand style slowly falls apart

    Rounded here, square there, a new background on every page — it stops looking like one product.

What changes when every screenshot is on-brand

Less work, better output.

10x

Faster workflow

Your first styled shot takes about 2 minutes, not 20 in Figma.

30s

From raw to on-brand

With your style saved, every next one is under 30 seconds.

2×

Sharper output

Every export renders at 2×, so small UI text stays crisp.

Every screenshot looks like a finished visual

One screenshot exported in three shapes — a 9:16 story, a 1:1 square and a 16:9 post — all in the same style
  • Screenshots that pull their own weight

    Padding, shadow and background in seconds — it looks designed, even if you are not a designer.

  • Consistent style across all channels

    One saved style keeps colors, corners and shadows the same on X, LinkedIn, decks and docs.

  • Minutes in the browser instead of hours in design tools

    Drag, pick a style, add a caption, download. No layers, no artboards.

What customers say

I used to open Figma every single time I wanted a clean screenshot for Twitter. 10 minutes gone, and it looked just okay.

Screenshots.guru does it in seconds. Drop it in, pick a background, export. My posts finally look like I know what I'm doing.

Alex Chen testimonial

Alex Chen

Product Designer · 14.2K followers on 𝕏

Every time I shipped something, I spent more time making the screenshot look nice than writing the announcement.

Now I drag the image in and it's already polished. My Product Hunt launches started getting noticeably more upvotes.

Marcus K. testimonial

Marcus K.

Indie Maker · launched 12 products

How it works

Screenshots.Guru is a browser-based screenshot beautifier: a raw capture becomes a post-ready mockup in three steps, with nothing to install.

  1. A raw screenshot being dragged onto the empty editor canvas, which lights up to take itStep 1

    Drop in a screenshot

    Drag it onto the editor, paste it with Ctrl+V / ⌘V, or pick a file. It stays in your browser.

  2. One screenshot on four different backgrounds from the libraryStep 2

    Style it

    Pick a background and a window or device frame, round the corners, add a shadow — or apply your saved brand style.

  3. The editor’s Export panel next to a finished exportStep 3

    Export

    Download a high-res PNG, JPG or WebP, or copy it straight to your clipboard.

Same full editor — choose how you pay

Every plan includes every feature.

  • Monthly

    $9.99/mo

    billed monthly

    Month to month. Cancel anytime.

    • Full editor — no watermark

    • High-res PNG, JPG & WebP

    • All backgrounds, frames & captions

    • Brand Kit with your logo

  • Most popular

    Lifetime

    $99.99

    one-time payment

    Pay once. No subscription.

    • The same full editor

    • All future updates

    • Founding price

  • Yearly

    $49.99/yr$119.88

    $4.16/mo, billed yearly

    Save 58% vs monthly

    Best for regular use.

    • Full editor — no watermark

    • High-res PNG, JPG & WebP

    • All backgrounds, frames & captions

    • Brand Kit with your logo

Questions about the free try and plans

Trying the editor, paying for it and managing billing.

Post-ready screenshots in 30 seconds.

Drop the screenshot in, pick a style, export at 2× — and pay once instead of subscribing.

Before and after: a raw screenshot next to the same screenshot styled with a brand background, shadow, and logo