Screenshots, ready to publish.
Crop screenshots to exact sizes, shrink the file and hide sensitive details, right in your browser.
- Private: nothing leaves your browser
- Pixel-perfect: 1:1 crops keep text sharp
- Offline: install as an app
Drop images here
or paste with Ctrl V right after taking a screenshot
PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, AVIF or BMP
Guides
- Resize a screenshot to 1920 × 1080Exact Full HD 16:9, with the 1:1 check.
- Convert a screenshot to WebPSame dimensions, a fraction of the weight.
- Open Graph image from a screenshot (1200 × 630)Link previews for Facebook, LinkedIn, X and Slack.
- Notion cover image size: 1500 × 600A wide banner for the top of a Notion page.
- Blur sensitive info in a screenshotCover e-mails, tokens and IDs before you share a screenshot.
- Batch resize screenshotsMany screenshots, one size, one crop each.
- Add a browser frame to a screenshotA browser window, background and shadow (Pro).
- Compress a screenshot to a file sizeThe best quality under a size limit (Pro).
- Redact a screenshot before you paste it into an AI chatCover keys and personal data, then copy it into the chat.
Frequently asked questions
Are my screenshots uploaded anywhere?
No. Cropping, compression and redaction all run in your browser, and the images never leave your device. The only thing we collect is anonymous, cookieless visit statistics, never the images or their names. More about privacy.
How do I get a screenshot in here?
Take it with anything you like. Win+Shift+S on Windows or Cmd+Ctrl+Shift+4 on macOS puts a screenshot on the clipboard; paste it here with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V. You can also drop files on the page, choose them from disk, or use Capture screen to grab a window or the whole screen.
Why does “1:1 ✓” matter?
It means every pixel in the file is a pixel from your screenshot, with no scaling. Scaling a screenshot by even a few percent blurs text and can make the file bigger, because the smoothing adds thousands of new colours. Crop 1:1 sets the selection to exactly the output size when the screenshot is large enough.
Which format should I pick?
WebP for most web pages, docs and Notion: small files and sharp text at quality 75–85. AVIF (Pro) is smaller still but takes longer to encode. PNG is lossless, for pixel-exact UI or when a platform will compress the image again. JPEG is for places that don't accept WebP. Copying always puts a PNG on the clipboard, because browsers only copy PNG images.
Is pixelating enough to hide a password?
For passwords, keys and ID numbers, use Solid instead: it's free, and a flat black box leaves nothing to work with. Pixelate and Blur (both Pro) aren't a filter over the original: they replace the pixels in the file with large blocks and random noise, and look calmer on names and e-mails in product screenshots.
Does it work offline?
Yes. After your first visit the tool works without a connection. In Chrome or Edge you can also install it as an app: it opens in its own window and starts offline. (The AVIF encoder is downloaded the first time you choose AVIF.) A Pro licence is checked in your browser, so Pro works offline too.
Is it free?
Free for single screenshots; Pro unlocks batches, AVIF, custom sizes and more for a one-time $9.99. The free version holds up to 3 images at a time and has every preset, WebP, PNG and JPEG, Copy and Solid redaction, with no account and no watermark. Pro also adds Beautify (background, frame and shadow) and a target file size. What’s in Pro