A screenshot editor that works in your browser
Pika turns a raw screenshot into an image that's ready to post: a background behind it, a browser frame around it, rounded corners, padding and a soft shadow. It runs in your browser, so there's nothing to install and you don't need an account.
Paste a screenshot with Cmd+V or Ctrl+V, drop in an image file, or enter a website's URL and Pika captures the page for you. When it looks right, save it as a PNG or JPG, or copy it straight to your clipboard.
What you can do with it
- Add a background. Pick a gradient, a solid color or an image, or create your own gradient. Add a pattern or a little noise on top.
- Frame it. Wrap the screenshot in a macOS, Windows, Arc or other browser frame and show your own URL in the address bar.
- Size it for where it's going. Canvas presets cover posts on X, Instagram and LinkedIn, Dribbble shots, Product Hunt, Pinterest, App Store screenshots, Open Graph images and YouTube thumbnails.
- Point things out. Add curved arrows, shapes, highlights and a cursor on top of the screenshot, each on its own layer. Text labels are part of Pro.
- Keep a consistent look (Pro). Save your settings as a preset and apply them to the next screenshot in one click. On the Team plan, presets are shared within a project.
Tips for better screenshots
- Use the same size, padding and background across a series of screenshots, so a docs page or launch thread looks like one set.
- Match the background to your brand: create a custom gradient and, in Chrome or Edge, use the eyedropper to pick colors straight from your logo or site.
- Need just the framed screenshot for a docs page or slide? Choose "without background" in the save menu to export it as a PNG with nothing behind it.
- For a full-page capture of a long website, use the website screenshot generator, then open the result here.
