Make a screenshot look good

Padding, a gradient background, rounded corners and a shadow.

Drop a screenshot here or click to choose files You can also paste an image with Ctrl+V

What this does

  • Padding, a background and a shadow — the three things that turn a bare screenshot into something that looks deliberate in a blog post, a slide or a social card.
  • It exports at full size — the preview is scaled down so the sliders stay responsive, but the download is rendered from your original. A 3840px screenshot comes back at 3840px plus the padding.
  • Every measurement is relative — padding and corner radius are percentages of your image, not pixel counts, so the same settings look the same on a phone screenshot and a 5K one.
  • Nothing is uploaded — it is one canvas draw in your browser. No account, no watermark, no export limit.

A raw screenshot looks like a raw screenshot: hard edges, no breathing room, and whatever was behind it. Adding padding, a background and a soft shadow is the whole trick behind every polished screenshot you have seen in a blog post or a launch tweet.

Everything here is a fraction of your image rather than a pixel count, so the same settings look right on a phone screenshot and on a 5K one — a 40-pixel corner radius that looks soft on one is invisible on the other.

The preview is scaled down so the sliders stay smooth, but the download is rendered from your original at full size. No watermark, no export limit and no account, because this is one canvas draw in your browser rather than a service.

How to use it

  1. Drop or paste a screenshot.
  2. Pick a background and set the padding.
  3. Adjust corners, shadow and tilt.
  4. Download at full resolution.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a watermark or an export limit?

No to both. The image is composed in your browser, so there is no per-export cost to pass on and nothing to gate.

What resolution do I get?

Your screenshot’s own resolution plus the padding you added. The tool shows the exact output size above the settings.

Can I get a transparent background?

Yes — set the background to Transparent and the PNG keeps its alpha, so you can drop the rounded, shadowed screenshot onto your own design.

Is my screenshot uploaded?

No. Screenshots are exactly the kind of thing that shouldn’t be: they routinely contain email addresses, names and half-written messages. This never leaves your device.

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