Hide sensitive information before you send a screenshot.
How it runs
- Privacy scan
- Review
- Redact
- Remove metadata
- Download
You getPNG image
Workflows
Each workflow connects several Shotexa tools into one guided job. It stops whenever you need to decide something, and your screenshots stay on this device.
Hide sensitive information before you send a screenshot.
How it runs
You getPNG image
Turn a raw screenshot into a polished, launch-ready product image.
How it runs
You getWebP or PNG, depending on the preset
Package a screenshot, your notes and its visible text into one bug report.
How it runs
You getZIP
Turn a set of screenshots into a captioned PDF and editable documentation.
How it runs
You getPDF and ZIP
Resize and compress a screenshot so it loads quickly on a website.
How it runs
You getWebP, or PNG for the Transparent Asset target
Compare a before and after screenshot and get a report of what changed.
How it runs
You getPDF
Put your own steps in order — resize, compress, convert, remove the background and more — and run them again later. Shotexa saves the steps and settings in this browser, never your screenshots.
About workflows
A Shotexa workflow connects several screenshot tools into one process. Instead of opening a redaction tool, then a metadata cleaner, then a compressor, you choose the result you want and Shotexa takes your screenshot through each step in order.
Use one to prepare a screenshot for safe sharing, create a polished product image, build a bug report, turn screenshots into documentation, get an image ready for the web, or compare two screenshots for visual QA.
Choose a workflow by its outcome — a safe copy to share, a product image, a bug report — and add the screenshots it needs.
Steps run in order. Where a decision is yours, such as what to hide or how an image should look, the workflow stops and waits for you.
Every workflow ends with the files it made, ready to download — or to open in another Shotexa tool.
Questions
Prefer one tool at a time? Browse every Shotexa tool or read how local processing works.