Screenshot Beautifier — backgrounds, corners & shadows in one click
Add gradient backgrounds, rounded corners, shadows, 3D tilt and stylized device frames to any screenshot — release visuals, tweet images and doc illustrations in seconds. Exports at full source resolution. Composed locally in your browser, screenshots never uploaded. Works on desktop, tablet & mobile.
A screenshot beautifier gives a plain screenshot a proper stage: a gradient or solid background, rounded corners, a soft drop shadow, optional 3D tilt and a browser-window or phone-style frame — turning a raw capture into a publish-ready visual. Upload a screenshot, tune everything with a live preview, then download a PNG re-rendered at full source resolution so nothing gets blurry. Screenshots often contain chats, dashboards and other sensitive content — this tool composes everything locally in your browser; nothing is ever uploaded.
When you need it
Product release visuals
Feature screenshots on gradient backgrounds with device frames, ready for announcements.
Social media images
Screenshots in tweets and posts look instantly better with a background and rounded corners.
Docs & tutorials
Consistent, polished screenshots across tutorials, slides and documentation.
About beautifying screenshots
- Background / padding / corners / shadow / tilt all adjustable with live preview
- Device frames are original stylized designs — no copyright worries for commercial use
- Exports PNG at full source resolution, never downscaled
- 3D tilt is a perspective approximation; extreme angles may show slight aliasing
- Frames are generic stylized looks, not renders of specific devices
- Output is larger than the source (background padding included) — compress before sharing if needed
Screenshot Beautifier FAQ
No. Compositing runs entirely in your browser — screenshots are never uploaded or stored, so chats, dashboards and other sensitive captures stay private.
No. The preview is scaled down for display, but the export is re-rendered at full source resolution — as sharp as the original screenshot.
None. The frames are original, generic stylized designs (a browser window bar and an unbranded phone outline) — no official vendor device renders are used, so commercial use is fine.
Common image formats (PNG / JPG / WebP and more) work as the source; exports are PNG to keep gradients smooth and quality lossless.