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Shotwell
The screenshot editor for iPhone.
100 followers
The screenshot editor for iPhone.
100 followers
Shotwell adds device frames, backgrounds, and shadows to iPhone screenshots natively on your phone. For developers, designers, and indie makers who share work online.
Shotwell caught my eye because it solves a problem I didn't realise was annoying me until I stopped doing it.
It's a native iPhone app that adds device frames, backgrounds, shadows, and clean layouts to your screenshots directly on your phone.
The gap it fills: polishing a screenshot for sharing usually means airdropping it to a Mac, opening a design tool, doing the framing, exporting, and sending it back. That round trip adds friction every single time.
Shotwell removes the round trip entirely. Import a screenshot, style it, export. That's the whole loop, on device.
What makes it different is that it's built natively for iPhone, not a mobile wrapper around a web tool. The editing is focused and intentional, not a stripped-down version of something bigger.
Key features:
Device frames for clean product presentation
Background, shadow, and stroke controls
Adjustable padding, roundness, and inset via the Tune menu
Presets to save and reapply your preferred look
Export, copy, or share in one action
Built for developers sharing app updates, designers documenting UI work, and indie makers who post screenshots regularly and want them to look intentional.
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The airdrop-to-Mac-to-Figma-to-export loop for polishing one screenshot is absurd and I've been doing it for years without questioning it. Having this directly on iPhone makes so much sense for quick app store screenshot updates or sharing progress on social. Do you support custom device frames or just the default iPhone ones?
This is exactly what I've been looking for ā I'm about to launch my first iOS app and was dreading having to use a desktop tool just to make screenshots look presentable for the App Store and social.
Does it support custom backgrounds or just presets?
native on-device is the right call - nobody wants to upload screenshots to a web tool. does it handle the dynamic island cutout automatically or is that manual?
HeyForm
Love the clean design! Will it support long screenshots?