ReadyStill - One screenshot. Ready everywhere.
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Turn any webpage into polished, launch-ready visuals. Capture an element, region, visible page, or full page (Beta), then apply curated styles, backgrounds, spacing, borders, shadows, and browser chrome. Review suggested sensitive areas, redact manually, copy one PNG, or export six social, Open Graph, Web Store, and blog sizes. Processing runs locally. Try 10 free exports, then unlock for ₹1,899 once. Free email account required.
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Captured a pricing section from a client site and the drop shadow plus rounded corners made it look like a proper mockup in seconds. The local processing is a nice touch for anyone nervous about pasting URLs into random tools.
Captured a section of my product page and the preset styles looked way more polished than my usual screenshots, the local processing was a nice surprise too.
@keleksenol43779 thank you!
honestly the local processing angle is a really thoughtful call here, love that nothing leaves your machine. and the curated styles plus those ready-made export sizes basically skip the whole back-and-forth of resizing for different platforms.
@eminetacmwrhb thank you!
Love that the redaction step makes you confirm sensitive areas before exporting. The curated style presets feel considered too, not just generic filters slapped on a screenshot tool.
@ayhanhnkwbf7 thank you so much!!
Being able to save my own preset combinations of styles and backgrounds would save a ton of time when capturing similar elements across pages.
@bulembackdnup great feedback, I will include this in the next update.
A nice twist would be letting users save their own style presets alongside the curated ones, so a brand color combo or shadow setup doesn't have to be redone every capture. That plus a simple way to reuse the same redactions across exports would save a lot of clicks.
@serdar962425 Great feedback!
The local processing is a big plus. One thing that would make it way more useful for me is keyboard shortcuts for the capture modes and style presets, so I can flip through backgrounds and shadows without breaking flow. Right now I'm mouse-hopping a lot between the dropdowns.
Captured a pricing page in one click and the shadow and browser frame options made it look honestly ready to post, no Photoshop needed. The local processing is a nice touch too.
Captured a pricing table from a client's site and the drop shadow plus subtle border made it look like a proper launch asset in seconds. Local processing is a nice touch for anyone worried about pasting sensitive dashboards into yet another cloud tool.