Screenshots, finished.
The screenshot mockup generator for launch posts, docs and App Store pages. Paste a screenshot or a URL, pick a preset, export a device mockup, a code image or a clean tweet screenshot. Nothing leaves your browser.
How it works
01
Paste
A screenshot from your clipboard, a file, or any URL we capture for you.
02
Pick a preset
Twelve curated presets. Backgrounds, frames and shadows tuned to work together.
03
Export
High-resolution PNG, or straight to your clipboard. Ready for X, Product Hunt, your README.
Presets
Every decision already made.
Each preset sets background, padding, corners, shadow and frame together, so nothing clashes. Change your mind with one click.
Device mockups
Your screenshot, on the real thing.
iPhone, iPad, MacBook and Apple Watch frames drawn as vectors, so bezels stay crisp at any export size. Drop a screen in, pick a preset, export for the App Store, a landing page or a launch post.
Code screenshots
Code that looks as good as it runs.
Paste a snippet, pick one of nineteen editor themes and sixteen languages, add a window frame and line numbers, and export a code image for a tweet, a README or a slide.
export async function shot(url: string) {const res = await fetch("/api/v1/screenshot", {method: "POST",body: JSON.stringify({ url, look: "midnight" }),});return res.blob();}
TypeScript · Xcode Dark
def retention(cohort):active = [u for u in cohort if u.seen_last_30d]return len(active) / len(cohort)print(f"NRR {retention(q3):.0%}")
Python · GitHub Light
fn main() {let shots = ["clean", "dusk", "float"];for look in shots {println!("rendering {look}");}}
Rust · Tokyo Night
Post screenshots
Any post, as a clean image.
Paste a link from X, Reddit, Bluesky or YouTube and get a brand-accurate screenshot of the post, without the chrome, ready to quote in a newsletter, a deck or a thread. Or build a mock tweet, a LinkedIn post, a testimonial, a QR code from a template.
Maya Chen
@maya_builds
Shipped the new onboarding today. Screenshots in the launch post took 40 seconds thanks to @dropashot. Dashboard below 👇
r/webdev · u/fieldnote · 6h
What are you using to make screenshots for launch posts?
Tired of fiddling with Figma for 20 minutes every time. Want: paste, pick a style, done.
12:04Building a SaaS dashboard in a weekend
Northwind · 48K views · 2 days ago
API and MCP
Screenshots for agents, scripts and pipelines.
One request turns a URL into a finished mockup: captured headlessly at 2×, cookie banners removed, framed and placed on a background that matches the site's own colors. Ask for a package and you get the whole set: a Product Hunt gallery, App Store screenshots, a launch kit in every social size. The MCP server ships an agent skill, so an assistant knows how to produce the complete set, not one image.
How to use it
curl -X POST https://dropashot.com/api/v1/screenshot \
-H "Authorization: Bearer das_live_…" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"url":"https://stripe.com","look":"midnight","title":"stripe.com"}' \
--output shot.pngOr give your assistant the MCP server
{ "mcpServers": { "dropashot": {
"command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "dropashot-mcp"],
"env": { "DROPASHOT_API_KEY": "das_live_…" } } } }Claude, Cursor and any MCP client get screenshot_url, screenshot_package and brand_colors, plus playbook prompts for a Product Hunt gallery, App Store screenshots and a launch kit.
How it's priced
- Free · 10 creditswith your first API key
- Starter · 100 credits$9 · 9¢ a shot
- Growth · 500 credits$29 · 5.8¢ a shot
- Scale · 2,000 credits$79 · 4¢ a shot
One credit is one finished screenshot, styled or raw. A package costs one credit per shot. Credits are prepaid and never expire. There is no monthly fee, and a capture that fails is not charged.
Pricing
Pay once. Keep it forever.
Lifetime access
$40 once
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Final
from then on
Free with your seat
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Worth $58. Only with a $40 seat.
- No watermark, ever
- High-resolution export
- Unlimited URL captures
- Everything we add later
Questions
- No. The editor renders in your browser and exports from it; your images never reach our servers. URL captures are rendered on our servers and returned to you, not stored.