How do I add a Mac window frame to a screenshot?

Open the Snapframe editor, drop in your screenshot, and choose the Mac window frame. It wraps your shot in a macOS titlebar with the red, amber and green traffic-light buttons. Then add a background, rounded corners, padding and a shadow, and export. Framing is free; Pro ($12 once) removes a small watermark and unlocks 2x and 4x export.

Is my screenshot uploaded to a server?

No. The frame, background, shadow and export are all rendered in your browser on your own device, so your screenshot is never uploaded. There's nothing to leak and nothing to delete.

Can I use a browser window frame instead of the Mac one?

Yes. Alongside the macOS window frame there's a browser window frame, which suits web pages and web-app screenshots. You can switch between them in one click and style either with the same backgrounds, corners, padding and shadow.

Free · Runs in your browser · Nothing uploaded

Add a Mac window frame to your screenshot

Wrap any screenshot in a clean macOS window — titlebar, traffic-light buttons and all — then add a background, rounded corners and a soft shadow. It all runs in your browser, and your screenshot never leaves your device.

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From raw capture to a framed Mac window in four steps

A polished macOS window shot — without uploading a single pixel.

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Drop your screenshot

Paste from the clipboard, drag a file or tap to browse. App windows, dashboards, code, UI shots — anything you can open in the editor.

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Add the Mac frame

Pick the Mac window frame to wrap your shot in a clean macOS titlebar with the red, amber and green traffic-light buttons. A browser frame is one click away too.

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Style the scene

Drop it on a gradient, solid colour, pattern or your own image, then tune rounded corners, padding and a soft shadow until it sits just right.

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Export a crisp image

Download a clean PNG, JPG or WEBP — or copy straight to the clipboard. Up to 4K on Pro, with nothing ever uploaded.

A real macOS window, not a flat sticker

The Mac frame gives your screenshot the familiar macOS titlebar with the red, amber and green traffic-light buttons, so it reads instantly as an app window. Pair it with rounded corners, generous padding and a soft shadow and your shot looks like it was lifted straight off a Mac desktop.

Shooting a web page or web app instead? Switch to the browser window frame in one click and style it the same way — same backgrounds, same corners, same shadow.

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In the frame

Authentic macOS titlebar with red, amber and green traffic-light buttons.
Switch to a browser window frame for web pages and web-app screenshots.
Rounded corners and adjustable padding so the window breathes on its background.
Soft, realistic drop shadow that lifts the window off the backdrop.
Gradient, solid, pattern or image backgrounds — or Smart Match to your screenshot.
Export-size presets for X, LinkedIn, Product Hunt, the App Store and more.

Why frame your screenshots here

Private by design, free to use, and honest about what costs money.

Your screenshot never leaves your browser

Everything is rendered locally on your device — your screenshot is never uploaded to a server. There's nothing to leak and nothing to delete.

Free, with an honest upgrade

Framing and exporting is free. Pro is a single $12 payment that removes a small watermark and unlocks 2x and 4x export — no subscription, ever.

No install, no account

It's a web app. Open the editor and start straight away — nothing to download and no sign-up to begin.

All device frames

Mac and browser window frames to wrap any screenshot in a clean, familiar shell.

Device frames

Rounded corners

Soften hard edges with adjustable rounded corners that match the Mac window look.