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Turn raw CLI and UI captures into clean, framed images for your README and docs — redact tokens with baked-in blur and export a transparent PNG that sits on light or dark pages. All in your browser, and there's nothing to install.
Frame it, clean it, hide the secrets and export it to fit your docs — with the whole toolset free.
Wrap a CLI or UI capture in a Mac window or browser chrome, with padding, rounded corners and a soft shadow — so it reads as a real screenshot, not a raw crop.
Drag a box over an API key, .env value or email before it ships. The blur is baked into the exported PNG — there's no hidden layer for anyone to peel back.
Export a fully transparent PNG so the same image sits cleanly on a light README or a dark one — no white box fighting the page background.
One click samples your screenshot's own colours and builds a matching gradient, so a docs hero image looks designed instead of pasted.
Drop every screenshot for a setup guide, apply one style, blur per image, and download them together as a zip — consistent figures across the docs.
Brightness, contrast and saturation plus one-click looks like Vivid, Cool and Mono, so dark-theme and light-theme captures match.
Paste a terminal, editor or app screenshot from the clipboard, drag a file or tap to browse — right in your browser.
Add a Mac or browser frame, tune padding and corners, then blur any tokens, secrets or private data before it goes public.
Download a transparent PNG that works on light or dark — or JPG/WEBP. No signup, nothing uploaded.
Safe with secrets, private by default and honest about what costs money.
The blur is rendered into the export, not stacked as a removable layer. A token you hide in the editor is gone in the file you commit.
Your screenshot is processed locally and never uploaded to a server — exactly what you want for shots of internal tools and dashboards.
The full toolset is free in your browser. Pro is a single $12 payment that removes a small watermark and unlocks high-res 4K export — no subscription, ever.
Free, runs in your browser, no signup — your screenshots never leave your device.