How to use Capture Export

Frame a screenshot and export it.

Open a capture in its own window. Add a background and a frame, pick a size, and copy or save it.

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The Share window. An Acme web page sits in a browser frame on the Ember gradient at 16:9. The side panel has Balance, Background swatches, Frame sliders for padding, inset, corners and shadow, and sizes from Auto to Custom. Copy, Export, PNG, AirDrop, Messages, Mail and Drag run along the bottom.

Background, frame, size

  1. The gradient picker: rows of mesh and vivid gradients, with Ember selected.

    Background

    Pick one of 95 gradients, a colour, or your own image. Or use none, for a transparent PNG.

  2. An exported image: the Acme page in a browser frame with the address acme.com, on the Dusk gradient.

    Frame

    Put it in a window or a browser frame, or leave it bare. Set the padding, corners, and shadow.

  3. An exported image at Instagram's 1080 by 1350: the Acme page centred on the Peach gradient.

    Size

    Choose a ratio, a size for X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Open Graph, or YouTube, or type your own width and height.

Everything else

  • Open it

    Click Share in the editor. Or hold a thumbnail in the island or the toast and click Share. You can also right-click it for the same thing.

  • Balance

    Evens out the margins around what you captured, so it sits in the middle of the background.

  • Copy, save, or send

    Copy it, export a PNG, JPEG, or HEIC, send it with AirDrop, Messages, or Mail, or drag it into another app.

  • Presets

    Save a look as a preset to use on other captures, or apply one automatically. Each capture also remembers its own look.

  • Your capture stays as it was

    Export writes a new file. The capture itself stays plain, so search and your coding agent still read the screenshot and not the background.

Frame your next screenshot.

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