Free, no sign-up required

Website screenshots,
in a macOS frame.

Drop a link, pick a wallpaper, and get a pixel-perfect macOS desktop scene — menu bar, browser frame, and dock — ready to save to your device.

5 wallpapers5 browser framesPNG · JPEG · WebPDark mode
Chrome
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A full macOS desktop scene, exported and saved to your device in seconds.

How it works

Three steps to a beautiful shot

No accounts, no queues. Just paste, style, and save.

01

Drop a link

Paste or drag in any URL. A headless Chrome engine captures it instantly.

02

Pick your theme

Choose a wallpaper and dark mode, then pick the frame — Safari to Arc.

03

Save the shot

The full macOS desktop scene exports as PNG, JPEG, or WebP to your device.

Features

Everything for the perfect frame

Engineered to look native — because the details are the design.

Instant capture

Headless Chrome renders any site in milliseconds — no sign-up, no queue.

Native frames

Browser chrome that matches macOS design down to every shadow.

Full control

Viewport, wallpaper, dark mode, full page, delay, and export format.

Gallery

Shot on shotdev

Every wallpaper, framed exactly as it leaves the studio.

Tahoe · Chrome scene
Safari

Tahoe · Chrome

Sequoia · Safari scene
Safari

Sequoia · Safari

Ventura · Firefox scene
Safari

Ventura · Firefox

FAQ

Questions, answered

Everything else lives on GitHub.

Is shotdev free?

Yes — completely. No sign-up, no watermark, no rate limits. The entire project is open source on GitHub.

How is the screenshot taken?

A headless Chrome instance loads the page at your chosen viewport, waits for fonts and layout to settle, and captures it server-side.

Does dark mode work?

Dark Mode switches the wallpaper to its dark variant and respects the site’s own prefers-color-scheme, so the whole scene feels consistent.

Which formats can I export?

PNG for lossless quality, JPEG for small file sizes, and WebP for the best of both. Full-page and delay controls are included.

Ready to frame your site?

Paste a link in the studio and get a macOS desktop scene worth posting in seconds.

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