soofShoot - capture and edit
Capture, edit and export your screenshoot, to the next level
What it does
Capture, edit and elevate your screenshots with soofShoot. Canvas editing, mockups, OCR and more. No accounts, no limits.
Select any region of your screen, refine it with canvas tools, overlay device mockups, extract text with OCR and export to PNG, PDF or straight to Word. No accounts, no limits, no distractions. Background, padding, filters, borders, shadows, rounded corners, 3D rotation and precise cropping. Overlay your captures on iPhone, iPad or Mac. Perfect for presentations and portfolios. Select any region with customizable shortcuts. Capture instantly, no interruptions. Extract text with Tesseract.js. Auto-detects and formats code to copy instantly. PNG, JPEG or WebP. Batch-export to PDF, copy to clipboard or insert straight into Word. No accounts, no subscriptions, no hidden limits. Download and…from sooftshoot-landing.pages.dev
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