Pikaso - Screenshot Twitter like a pro

@soheilpro Instagram story format

@soheilpro supporting tweet threads

@nasser_hassani Thanks. Will add that very soon.

@ehsaniaa That's a nice idea. Thanks.

@soheilpro think of the next steps users are doing with the created image! Add share functionality (e.g. create a new tweet/post with it in different social networks) or hand the picture over to other services like buffer.com (if technically possible).

@soheilpro This is such a useful tool! Thank you for creating it. I look forward to sharing this with the content marketing community.

@courtneyruth That's awesome. Thank you :)

addition: add a favicon.ico so that an icon of your tool will be displayed in people bookmarks ;-)

@jean_luc_winkler Thanks man. I will fix them.

@jean_luc_winkler And thanks for the suggestions.

@jean_luc_winkler Both embedded images and emojis in names are supported now :)

@soheilpro Awesome! Loving the fast pace of development and the open ears for your users! Great job! :-)

@amoroso Thanks. I'm aware of that. I will add support for that soon.

@amoroso The embedded images should work now.

@soheilpro Thanks, it works great.

@bracco Thanks Mike. I'll add support for story/vertical format very soon. Do you think a native mobile app will help you with what you described? or do you need something that can be completely automated?

@soheilpro 🙌 I think the mobile app is a great step in the right direction but the overarching challenge here, short of being integrated within Instagram (or whatever the distribution channel is), is the friction involved in app switching to create stories which are inherently about eliminating as much friction as possible and producing content on the fly (ignoring influencer/celeb outliers which have production teams). If the use case is profile posts and less stories, the friction is not as big of a challenge. At JibJab I actually experimented by buildling an app at JibJab Camera - https://www.producthunt.com/post... This was early in Instagram stories evolution so their tooling and stickers was limited. Even still, the effort to app switch was just too great to gain traction. So it eventually evoled into GifGab - https://www.producthunt.com/post..., which focused on iMessage distrubition channel, where the integration opportunity (extensions) involved less friction for the user. I'd suggest possibly exploring integrations with alternative distribution channels - perhaps email senders like Substack or Mailchimp and try to get traction that way vs traditional social network (API offer to select launch partner(s) like that first). If you do a native app, I'd suggest automatting a user's feed inside your app with a quick one tap copy image to clipboard mode that then automaticly deep links user into Instagram (or an app of the user's choosing). It's not widely known but if you deep link into IG with an image on our clipboard you get a one-tap add. Screenshot: https://share.getcloudapp.com/Bl...

@bracco Thank you for the great insight Mike.

@soheilpro A creative approach to automatically get images to a users device would be to setup a Whatsapp bot that would automatically send users images or tweets based on the criteria the user set within your site (my likes/my tweets/etc..). Within Whatsapp, the user could simply make the chat setting automatically save images to device. Boom!

@backersbox Thanks!

@matt_hakimi Thanks Matt :)

@samsabri Images will be supported soon but videos and gifs are more challenging and require a bit of time to implement.

@samsabri Embedded images/videos/gifs are supported now. In case of videos and gifs, the first frame is displayed.

@dansiepen I'm very happy to hear that :)

@namtran_wd Yes, I'm working on that.

@namtran_wd The embedded images are displayed now, David.