How Snipfolio turns raw screenshots into clean mockups

Most screenshot tools give you a full-screen capture and leave the rest to you. You end up in Figma or Preview, cropping, resizing, and trying to get the proportions right for a device frame. If you need more than one crop from the same screenshot, you repeat the whole process.

Snipfolio handles that in one place.

The workflow

1. Drop a screenshot. Drag any PNG or JPEG onto the canvas. Snipfolio reads the native pixel dimensions so coordinates stay accurate regardless of display scaling.

2. Draw snip regions. Click and drag to draw boxes over the parts you want. Each box is a snip. You can draw as many as you need, name them, and reorder them in the sidebar. Snipfolio snaps to common aspect ratios (16:9, 9:16, etc.) so device frames fit without stretching.

3. Compose a mockup. Open a mockup, choose a background (solid color, gradient, or your own image), pick a device frame (desktop, mobile, or browser), and arrange your snips. Add captions if you need labels.

4. Export. One click, PNG output. No watermark on paid plans.

Where it fits

• Pull requests. Clip the relevant UI state and paste a clean image in the PR description instead of a raw screen grab.
• App store listings. Frame your UI in the correct device, batch-export at the right dimensions.
• Documentation and portfolios. Consistent, framed screenshots without maintaining Figma templates.

What you don’t need

No Figma account. No design experience. No plugins to install. Snipfolio runs in the browser and works without an account on the free tier.