Click the icon and any web page becomes editable. Rewrite text, hide or restyle elements, draw, blur sensitive data, move things around, swap images — then export as PNG or PDF. Not a screenshot annotator: you're editing the real page. Free tier, no account.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm a solo dev and I built WebMorph because I kept hitting the same two moments:
blurring a client's email before sharing a screenshot, and trying to show someone
"what if this headline was shorter and this button was green" without opening Figma.
DevTools can do most of it, but it's unusable if you're not a developer, and
exporting from it is painful.
So: you click the icon, and the page you're on becomes editable. Rewrite the text
like it's a Word doc, hide elements, restyle them, draw, blur whatever you don't
want to show, drag things around, swap images, then export the result as a PNG
or a multi-page PDF.
The part that took the longest isn't in any screenshot: every website is a
hostile environment. The toolbar has to survive thousands of sites with their own
CSS trying to squash it, sticky headers floating over it, banners ignoring the
layout entirely. That's where most of the months went.
Most tools are free with no account. The heavier ones (area blur, moving page
elements, image editing, full-page export) are Pro, with a 7-day trial and no card.
I'll be here all day, happy to answer anything, and genuinely curious which page
you'll break it on first.