One editor, every job it does well
Every tool below opens the same Shotmesh editor with the right preset loaded. Paste a screenshot, do the job, export. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account.
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Privacy
Hide API keys in a screenshot before you post
Run a local scan, tick the keys it finds, blur them in one click. The image never leaves your browser.
Privacy
Blur every email and handle in one click
Scan finds every email, @handle and phone number in the image so you can cover them all at once, locally.
Motion
Turn a static screenshot into a looping GIF
Add an animated background and arrows that draw themselves, export a GIF sized to fit X, right from the browser.
Backgrounds
Add a background to any screenshot
65 gradient presets across five styles, plus image and animated backgrounds, each editable layer by layer.
For X
Make a screenshot that looks right on X
Right canvas size, readable on mobile, and a GIF or MP4 that autoplays in the feed instead of sitting flat.
Code
Make a code screenshot worth posting
Frame it like a real window, drop in a dark background, blur any secrets, export straight to X.
Mockup
Put your screenshot in a MacBook mockup
Drop a screenshot in and it lands inside a MacBook frame, ready for a gradient background, a tilt, and an export. Nothing leaves your browser.
Mockup
Put your app screenshot in an iPhone
Frame an app screenshot inside an iPhone, set the canvas to a vertical App Store size or a square X post, and export. Runs entirely in your browser.
Social
Make an OG image at 1200 by 630
Set the canvas to 1200x630, drop in a product screenshot, add a title, and export a PNG ready for Open Graph and Twitter cards.
Annotate
Annotate a screenshot with hand-drawn arrows
Draw arrows, underlines, highlight markers, and shapes on a screenshot with a hand-drawn look, then animate them so they draw themselves in a GIF or MP4.
Mockup
Wrap a screenshot in a browser window
Wrap a screenshot in a browser, macOS, or terminal window, light or dark, and get a landing-page-ready image without leaving your browser tab.
Motion
Make a screenshot mockup that moves
Build a screenshot mockup that moves: an animated background, annotations that draw themselves, animated stickers, exported as MP4 or GIF.
For LinkedIn
Make a screenshot look right on LinkedIn
Size it for the feed, frame it, and export MP4 instead of GIF so any motion actually plays on LinkedIn.
For Product Hunt
Make a Product Hunt gallery image
Frame the shot, size it to 1270x760, and make the first image do the work of getting someone to click in.
For GitHub
Make a GIF for your GitHub README
GitHub README renders GIFs inline but not MP4, so a compressed GIF is the only way to show your project moving.
For changelogs
Make changelog screenshots people read
One clear, annotated screenshot per entry, on a background that stays consistent so readers recognize your changelog at a glance.
Not sure which one you need?
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