Feature
Turn a raw capture into a polished product visual
Style synced captures in Captorify's paid editor. For a quick background, padding and browser frame on an existing image, use the free screenshot beautifier.
Step 01
What beautify does
Beautify wraps a capture in a styled scene: you choose a background, padding, corner rounding, a shadow, and an output shape, and Captorify composites them into a single exported image. The editor shows a live preview as you adjust, so you can see the result before you commit to it.
- Adds a background, padding, rounded corners, and a shadow to a capture.
- Renders server-side and stores the final PNG.
Rendering runs server-side, not in the browser, so the final PNG is produced by the same engine every time and stored once the job completes. Edits auto-save through a background job, so the styled version is kept alongside the original.
Step 02
Backgrounds and gradients
You can place the capture on one of several mesh gradients. The mesh gradients are designed to read well behind a screenshot without competing with the content.
- A selection of mesh gradients for a soft, modern backdrop.
- Custom hex color for an exact brand match.
If you need something flatter or on-brand, there are solid color presets (White, Light Grey, Ink, Deep Blue, and brand Violet, Purple, and Pink) plus a custom hex color field for an exact match to your palette.
Step 03
Padding, shadow, and corners
Four sliders control the finish. Padding sets how much background shows around the capture, border radius rounds the corners of the image, and the two shadow sliders set blur and opacity for depth.
- Padding sets the breathing room around the capture.
- Border rounds the corners.
- Shadow blur and opacity set depth.
Because the values are explicit ranges rather than presets, you can dial in a tight, flat card or a roomy, floating composition, and the live preview updates as you move each slider so you are not guessing at the output.
Step 04
Export sizes
You can fix the output to a target ratio: Original keeps the capture proportions, while 1:1, 4:3, and 16:9 frame it for square posts, slide decks, and wide hero images. The background, padding, and shadow are composed to that shape so the exported image fits the channel rather than being cropped to fit afterward.
- Aspect ratios: Original, 1:1, 4:3, 16:9.
- Limits: input longest side up to 32000px.
There are honest limits to keep in mind. The longest side of an input image can be up to 32000px, and beautify jobs are rate limited to 20 per five minutes, so very large batches are paced rather than instant.
Step 05
When to use it
Beautify is for any screenshot that will be seen by someone outside your team: a launch post, a release note, a landing page, a slide, or a help article. Capture the real UI, then add a background and padding so it looks intentional instead of pasted in.
It polishes captures you already have. For a wide capture that runs past the viewport, take a full-page screenshot first, then beautify the result so the whole flow sits inside one styled visual.
Step 06
Try a simple frame on an existing image
The free public beautifier adds background, padding and an optional simple browser frame to a chosen image. It preserves the original image’s pixel dimensions within the exported composition.
The input below uses invented practice data and is not a Captorify interface. Inspect the final result at its intended display size, because extra padding can make text smaller when the whole composition is scaled down.
Step 07
See a finished framed screenshot
This example uses the free public beautifier on a redacted screenshot. The added padding and browser bar surround the original image without resizing it.
FAQ
Common questions.
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