LinkShot

About LinkShot

I build small, sharp tools that do one job properly. LinkShot started because every screenshot of a post I needed for a blog or a deck arrived cropped, low resolution, or wrapped in browser chrome nobody wanted to look at.

So it renders the card itself instead of photographing a web page. That means no browser, no login wall, and an image that stays crisp when someone opens it on a retina screen or drops it into a slide.

Made by Ankit Poudel

I am Ankit Poudel, a software engineer who enjoys building small tools end to end. You can see the rest of what I work on, and how to reach me, on my portfolio.

ankitpoudel.info.np

How it is built

No account, no watermark
Paste a link, get an image. Nothing to sign up for and nothing stamped across your screenshot.
Rendered, not photographed
The card is drawn directly to an image, so text stays sharp at any size instead of being resampled from a screen capture.
One tool per platform
Each network gets its own page and its own layout rules, because a LinkedIn post and a tweet do not look alike.

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