Framed - Turn screenshots, videos, and code into polished visuals
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Framed is a MacOS app that helps makers turn raw product content into polished visuals for launches, App Store pages, landing pages, social posts, changelogs, code shares, and demo clips.
You start with a screenshot, video, code snippet, or social post, then add frames, backgrounds, annotations, layers, motion, audio, and export-ready polish.
Built for Mac, with a focused workflow that avoids the overhead of a full design app.
One-time purchase, yours forever. No subscriptions ever.
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I'm a solo dev and built this because I needed this and everything was subscription based or had very little control over the output.
I just want to make this the best app ever so if anyone has a suggestion please let me know!
I appreciate you downloading this so much!!
P.S you get 5 watermark free exports, during preview you'll see a watermark though. This is to prevent screenshots otherwise the app would just be easily exploitable lol.
One-time purchase instead of yet another subscription - that alone sells it for me haha. How much time does it actually save compared to just doing this in Figma? Congrats on the launch!
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@jared_salois Right?! So sick of subscriptions lol. That's like 30% of my pay gone.
Honestly, it's less of the time saved and more because it's purposley built for screenshots/mockups where as figma is more of a design tool that can also do mockups which means it isn't really the best tool for it.
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Works for mobile recordings too?
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Been on Mockuuups for a while. What's actually different here?
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The one-time purchase model is a strong differentiator — curious whether Framed handles colour font rendering correctly in code screenshots. Some mockup tools still show icon fonts as boxes or fallbacks when the font isn't embedded. Does Framed use the system fonts from the recording environment, or does it render code snapshots independently?