Frame a screenshot in a browser mockup
A raw screenshot pasted into a slide looks unfinished. Wrap it in a clean browser-window frame with margin and it reads as a product shot.
Tools used in this guide
The job
Documentation, README files, and portfolio pieces look more finished when the screenshot sits inside a recognizable window — a title bar with traffic-light buttons and an address pill — plus a bit of breathing room around it.
How to do it
Choose the screenshot, pick a light or dark frame, and download the PNG. The mockup adds a generic browser chrome bar above your image and a consistent margin around it.
- Light and dark themes both use neutral colors so the screenshot stays the focus.
- The chrome is generic — it does not imitate any specific browser brand.
Worked example
A 1440×900 app screenshot framed in the dark theme produces a PNG slightly larger than the source — chrome bar on top, even margin on all sides — that drops straight into a slide deck.
Limits
Static JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 25 MiB. The frame is drawn, not photographed — no device bezels, no perspective, no shadow presets beyond a subtle edge. Output is always PNG.