Twitter / X screenshots

Beautiful Twitter screenshots, in seconds.

Turn a raw screenshot into a polished, X-perfect image: color-matched background, clean frame, and the right size built in. No signup to try.

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

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A Paletta screenshot in a card frame on a deep blue gradient, sized as an X post.

Three steps to a post-ready shot

Paste, pick a look, export. No design tool, no learning curve.

Paste your screenshot

Drop in any screenshot: a tweet, an app, a chart, a code snippet.

Pick a look

A background color-matched to your image, a device or browser frame, and the X post size (1600×900) built in.

Export and post

Download a full-resolution PNG or JPG, ready to post.

X-perfect size, built in

The 1600×900 X post ratio is a preset. No more guessing dimensions or getting your image cropped in the timeline.

Backgrounds from your screenshot

Popshot reads your image’s own colors and builds a matching background automatically. One tap, and it looks designed.

Frames that add polish

Wrap it in a clean browser frame or a device mockup so a raw screenshot reads as a finished visual.

No signup required

Every free export is full-resolution, with a small "popshot.app" watermark that Pro removes. No account needed to post.

Questions

Give it room to breathe and size it right. Popshot adds a color-matched background, an optional device or browser frame, and exports at the exact X post size (1600×900) so it looks sharp in the timeline. It takes seconds.

The X post ratio is 16:9. Popshot uses 1600×900 by default so your image displays crisply without awkward cropping. It’s built in as a preset, so you never have to look it up.

Yes. All templates, color-matched, solid and gradient backgrounds, device frames, and full-resolution export (1x/2x/3x) in PNG, JPG or WebP are free, with no signup. Free exports carry a small "popshot.app" watermark; Pro removes it.

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

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