Image Compressor
Shrink JPEG, PNG and WebP files without uploading them anywhere.
Put a screenshot on a gradient with shadow and rounded corners.
Drop a screenshot here, or click to choose one
Nothing is uploaded — screenshots routinely contain things that should not leave your machine
The Screenshot Beautifier applies the standard treatment that turns a raw capture into something that reads as designed: rounded corners, a soft shadow and generous padding on a gradient. Optional browser chrome, output sizes for social cards and blog headers, and nothing uploaded — which matters for screenshots more than for anything else.
A raw screenshot is a rectangle of interface with hard edges, and it looks like one wherever you put it. The standard treatment — rounded corners, a soft shadow, and generous padding on a gradient — turns it into something that reads as designed.
That is the whole tool. A set of gradients that are not garish, adjustable padding, corner radius and shadow, an optional browser chrome frame with a URL bar, and output sizes for the places these end up: social cards, blog headers, documentation and slide decks. Nothing is uploaded, which matters because screenshots very often contain something that should not leave the machine.
A curated set rather than a colour wheel, so the background supports the screenshot instead of competing with it.
The two treatments that do most of the work, with the padding needed to give the shadow room.
Chrome with a URL bar when the capture is of a web page and the context helps.
Social card, blog header and presentation sizes, so the export lands at the right dimensions.
Screenshots routinely contain customer data, tokens and internal tools — none of it leaves your browser here.
Any capture — window, region or full screen.
A gradient, a flat colour, or a blurred copy of the screenshot itself.
Padding, corner radius and shadow. Add browser chrome if it is a web page.
Social card, blog header or presentation, then download.
No. Everything happens on a canvas in your browser, which matters here more than almost anywhere — screenshots routinely contain customer data, tokens and internal tools.
Enough that the shadow has room to fall — roughly 6 to 12 percent of the image width. Too little and the shadow is clipped; too much and the screenshot becomes small.
Only if the screenshot is of a web page and the frame adds context. On a screenshot of an app or a terminal it reads as a mistake.
1200 by 630 covers link previews on most platforms. For an in-article image, twice the display width keeps it sharp on retina screens.
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