Pika gives your screenshots backgrounds, frames and polish fit for a launch post, so every product update looks the part

Shipping a feature is the fun part. Making the announcement image is the bit that eats an afternoon in a design tool. Pika squeezes that job into a couple of minutes: drop in a screenshot or grab one from a URL, wrap it in a browser or device frame, set a background, tune the shadow and spacing, and export at the right size for wherever you are posting.

Rishi Mohan, a design engineer, built it after spending too many hours making marketing images in Figma. He coded the first version in a few days, launched in January 2022, and grew it largely through word of mouth and building in public on X, all alongside a full-time job.

Where it shines

Consistency. Presets and saved brand colours mean every screenshot you share has the same look, which quietly makes a small product feel established. Templates cover the formats marketers reach for most, including App Store mockups, code snippets, tweets and testimonials, so customer love can become a shareable graphic in moments.

It also lives where you already work. The Chrome extension captures pages straight from the browser, the VS Code extension turns code into tidy images for dev-focused audiences, and the Raycast integration keeps it a keystroke away. Pro exports go up to 4K, with WebP and SVG options and custom watermarks.

The best way to start

Set up one preset with your brand colours and a frame you like, then run every changelog screenshot and feature announcement through it for a month. Teams can share presets on the Team plan, and anyone who prefers to pay once can pick the lifetime option.

The fastest way to make a plain screenshot look like it belongs on a launch day timeline.

The verdict