Supasnap is a super quick and easy web tool to create and make screenshots less boring and give them a cooler touch. Crafted especially for indie hackers and entrepreneurs seeking stunning visuals to narrate their journey. No registration required, no installs.

✅ How it works: 1) Capture, Upload or Paste an screenshot 2) Personalize your background, paddings, borders, shadows and add annotations 3) Save, Export to Image or Copy to Clipboard 4) Share your design on your preferred social platforms.

⭐️ Key Features - Capture: Capture any window, tab, or screen of your computer. - Position: Tailor the position of your capture. - Margins and Spaces: Fine-tune the margins and spaces. - Shadow: Add a shadow and personalize its color, blur, offset x, and offset y. - Background: Jazz up your capture with solid colors, gradients, or images. - Rounded edges: Round off the edges for a sleek look. - Border: Frame your capture with a stylish border. - Aspect ratio: Optimize your capture for any social media platform. - Browser mockup: Add a browser mockup with light or dark mode. - Annotations: Add annotations like boxes, circles, lines, arrows, text, emojis or freehand drawings. - Export: Export your design in various formats (JPG, PNG, WEBP and Copy to Clipboard). - Save: Save your designs for future editing sessions. - Share: Share directly on your socials. - Fully private: Supasnap runs 100% locally in your browser. We only keep your snap on our server when you save it.

What it does

You upload a document, record or attach a video walkthrough, and share it as one link.

The recipient opens that link and gets both at once. Your file and your voice, side by side. You can highlight specific sections of the document and tie each one to a timestamp in the video, so someone can click on a pricing table or a tricky clause and land on the exact moment you explain it. No scrubbing through a fifteen minute recording to find the thirty seconds they care about.

Behind the link, you get the part that's normally invisible. A notification the moment it's opened, page-level view times so you can see what they actually read and what they scrolled past, and an optional email gate that turns an anonymous forward into a named lead. That last one matters more than people expect, because it's how you find out your proposal has quietly been passed to the person who signs things.

It works with PDFs, slide decks, proposals and web-based documents.