No signup · High-res 1×/2×/3× exports · Pro removes the badge
Everything you need, nothing you don’t
The parts that make a screenshot look intentional — built in, one tap each.
Match to image
A background built from your screenshot’s own colors — automatically.
Frames & mockups
Wrap it in a clean browser frame or a device mockup — iPhone, iPad, MacBook, and more.
Backgrounds & scenes
Gradients, image backgrounds, and soft scene effects for depth.
Why makers pick Popshot
Heavier tools are powerful if you want to build elaborate device scenes and animations. Popshot is for the other 90% of the time — when you just need a screenshot to look great and you need it now.
Popshot
Heavier tools
Time to first export
Seconds
Minutes of setup
Signup to export
Not required
Usually required
Background matches your image
Automatic
Manual
Platform-exact templates
Built in
DIY sizing
Device mockups & frames
Included
Included
Hide sensitive info
Built-in redaction
Do it in another app
Add arrows & text
On-canvas, built in
Bounce to another app
Heavy 3D / video scenes
Not the point
Their thing
Start from the right size
Every platform sized exactly right, built in. Stop Googling “LinkedIn cover dimensions.”
Yes. All templates, platforms, solid and match-to-image backgrounds, and full-resolution export (1x/2x/3x) in PNG or JPG are free. Free exports include a small "popshot.app" badge; Pro removes it and adds gradients, premium frames, and scene effects.
No. You can use every free feature without signing in. An account is only needed for Pro features.
Heavier tools are built for elaborate device scenes and animations. Popshot is for the other 90% of the time — when you just need a screenshot to look great and you need it now. Paste, pick a look, export.
No catch on quality — free exports are full-resolution PNG or JPG with every template and platform included. The only difference from Pro is a small "popshot.app" badge in the corner, which Pro removes.
Yes — the free blur tool redacts API keys, emails, or faces. It bakes real pixelation into the exported image (not a removable overlay), and it all happens in your browser, so the original content never ships.
Yes — the free arrow and text tools let you point things out and label anything, right on the canvas. Move, resize, restyle, and it all bakes into the export.
