ByteFrame
Paste. Frame. Export.
Three moves from a raw capture to a retina PNG for X, LinkedIn, or your changelog. Framing stays in your browser; we do not upload your screenshots.
01
Paste
Drop a screenshot or snippet.
Drag files onto the canvas, use the uploader, or paste from the clipboard with ⌘V / Ctrl+V. Multiple shots land in the filmstrip so you can restyle a whole set together. Processing stays in this browser.
Clipboard
Paste an image from anywhere on the page
Drag & drop
Drop PNG, JPEG, WebP, or GIF onto the workspace
On-device
Screenshot files are not uploaded to our servers
02
Frame
Wrap it while you still see it.
Window chrome, device shells, gradients, grain, tilt, notes, and redaction update live on the canvas. The Inspector stays out of the way until you need a precise control.
Chrome
macOS, Safari, Chrome, iPhone, or laptop frames
Stage
Presets, custom gradients, patterns, or your backdrop
Protect
Blur brush, redaction tape, and watermarks before export
03
Export
Leave with a retina file.
Download PNG, JPEG, or WebP up to 4×, copy straight to the clipboard for the next post, or ZIP a filmstrip when the changelog is ready. The file only leaves when you choose download or copy.
Formats
PNG, JPEG, or WebP at 1×–4× scale
Clipboard
Quick copy for X, LinkedIn, or Slack
Batch
Export the filmstrip as a single ZIP
Useful moves along the way
Optional, but they are why people stay in ByteFrame instead of bouncing to another tool mid-post.
Annotate
Notes, spotlights, and a loupe for the detail that matters.
Redact
Blur or tape over keys and staging URLs before the file leaves your machine.
On-device
Canvas processing stays in the browser. Screenshot files are not uploaded.
Crop guides
1.91:1 overlays so LinkedIn and X previews match what you intended.