Reddit screenshots

Clean, correctly-sized Reddit screenshots.

Turn a raw screenshot into a tidy, right-sized image post: color-matched background, clean frame, no signup.

Make a Reddit screenshot

No signup to try · runs in your browser · Pro removes the watermark

A screenshot of andresclavijo.com in a Safari frame on a warm peach gradient, sized as a Reddit post.

Made to look right in the feed

A screenshot that reads as intentional, not pasted into a text post.

Sized for Reddit

Standard, square, and portrait post sizes are built in, so your image shows sharp instead of getting auto-cropped.

A background that fits

Popshot builds a background from your screenshot’s own colors automatically. One tap and it looks intentional.

Frames that add context

Drop it in a clean browser frame or device mockup so a plain screenshot reads as a finished visual, not a raw capture.

Questions

What size should a Reddit image post be?

Reddit doesn’t enforce one fixed size, but 1200×675 (16:9), 1080×1080 (1:1), and 1080×1350 (4:5) all display cleanly without cropping. All three are built into Popshot as presets.

Do I need an account?

No. You can edit and export without signing in. An account is only needed to save looks or go Pro.

Are my screenshots uploaded anywhere?

No. Popshot runs entirely in your browser. Your images are processed on your device and never uploaded to a server.

Every platform sizeStyle a screenshot once and export it for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Product Hunt and link previews in one download, each laid out for its size. Every size in one export is Pro; try the editor with no signup.LinkedIn screenshotsTurn a raw screenshot into a clean, correctly-sized LinkedIn visual: color-matched background, tidy frame, no signup.Instagram mockupsDrop in a screenshot and get a square, story, or post-perfect visual: color-matched, framed, and ready to post. No account needed.Dribbble shotsFrame your work in the exact 4:3 Dribbble size with a color-matched background and a clean device mockup. Nothing gets uploaded.

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Give your next Reddit post a cleaner screenshot