Presets
Save and reuse editor settings like backgrounds, shadows, and padding.
What Are Presets
Presets save your current editor styling as a named configuration. A preset stores: background type and settings (wallpaper, gradient, solid color, or transparent), padding, inset amount, inset mode and color, rounded corners, shadow size, shadow intensity, and aspect ratio. Apply a preset to instantly restyle any screenshot.
Save a Preset
After styling a screenshot the way you like, save the current settings as a preset.
- 1Style your screenshot in the editor with the desired background, shadows, padding, and other settings.
- 2Click the Presets dropdown in the toolbar and select "Save as Preset".
- 3Give your preset a name and click Save. The preset ID is generated from the name (e.g. "My Preset" becomes
my-preset).
Apply a Preset
Open the Presets dropdown in the toolbar to see all your saved presets. Click any preset to apply its settings to the current screenshot. The editor updates instantly with the saved background, shadows, padding, inset, and all other styling.
Default Preset
Every installation includes a built-in "Default" preset with balanced settings (padding 64, rounded corners 16, subtle shadow). The Default preset always appears first in the dropdown and cannot be deleted. You can create your own presets to override it for specific workflows.
Presets are stored locally and persist across sessions. Create a preset for each project or brand to switch between consistent styles in one click.
Delete a Preset
To remove a preset, hover over it in the dropdown and click the delete button. If you delete the currently active preset, the editor switches back to the Default preset automatically. The built-in Default preset cannot be deleted.