Hi, I'm Grzegorz. Many images in my blog posts start as screenshots, and each one has to end up at an exact size: 1200 × 630 for the link preview, 1920 × 1080 in the article, sometimes with a client's name blacked out. I used my own little tool for that for a long time. Shot Prep is that tool, rebuilt for anyone. What it does: - Ctrl+V a screenshot and pick a size. The crop locks to the ratio, and a "1:1 ✓" chip shows when nothing is scaled. A few pixels off? "Stretch to fill" covers the exact size. - Press R and draw a box over anything private. The pixels under it are replaced in the file. Solid is free; Pixelate and Blur are Pro. - Ctrl+C puts the result on the clipboard, ready for the editor, the slide or the AI chat. What it doesn't do: it doesn't take screenshots (use your system shortcut), and it has no arrows or text. Everything runs in your browser and the images never leave it. No account. Single screenshots are free. Pro is $9.99 once, no subscription: Beautify (background, shadow, browser frame), batches with Save all or ZIP, custom sizes, name patterns, Pixelate and Blur. Code LAUNCH takes 30% off until 13 October. One question for you: which size do you need that isn't in the list yet?

Shot Prep

Resize, redact and copy screenshots right in your browser

Resize, redact and copy screenshots right in your browser