Frame a screenshot
Give a screenshot the same framing a video gets: a background, padding, rounded corners, a shadow, a border and a window around it, in the shape a post needs.
Mac appChrome
Where to find it
- Screenshot editor
- Simple
- Screenshot
In Simple#
- Look
- Styles, a background, and a shape: the screenshot’s own, 16:9, 1:1 or 4:5.
- Window
- A Mac or Windows title bar around the screenshot, drawn rather than captured.
- Frame
- Padding and shadow: Flat, Soft, Deep or Lit, a shadow lit from an angle.
- Border
- None, Line or Glass.
- Crop
- Show less of the screenshot. See Crop a screenshot.
In Pro#
Canvas has the whole Background, the Screenshot (its placement, size, frame and window) and the Logo. Layers lists everything on the picture.
Read next
Change the backgroundPick a background under Look in Simple, or in Pro under Scene › Background: a photo, a gradient, a solid colour, a soft mesh, a live scene, or your own picture.Padding, rounded corners and shadowFrame sets how the recording sits on the background: Flat, Soft, Deep or Lit in Simple, or padding, corners and shadow by hand in Pro.Put a browser or Mac window around the recordingDraw a clean window around your take: a browser with an address bar that follows the pages you visited, or a macOS or Windows title bar.Save or copy a screenshotPress Save picture. Choose PNG, JPEG or WebP and a size of 1×, 2× or 3×, then save it to your Downloads, or copy it to paste anywhere.
Something not working the way this page says? See Troubleshooting, or start from Getting started.