Frame the full image, choose the look, add any context it needs,
then export a PNG that is ready for the feed.
01Frame it
Keep the whole image.
Place a photo or screenshot inside a clean canvas instead of cropping away the parts you want people to see. Add padding, rounded corners, a border, or a shadow.
02Style it
Make the frame yours.
Choose a solid colour, build a gradient, or pick a textured backdrop that makes the image feel intentional in the feed.
03Explain it
Add the context.
Add text, arrows, and shapes when the image needs a little explanation. Cover names, handles, or details that should stay private.
04Post it
Export and post.
Render a polished PNG and send it through the iOS share sheet to X, Threads, Photos, or any other social app.
ScreenEdit is an iPhone image editor for framing photos and screenshots before you post them on X, Threads, and other social platforms.
Can I start for free?
Yes. Download ScreenEdit from the App Store and start editing with your own photos and screenshots.
How does ScreenEdit keep the whole image visible?
ScreenEdit places the original image inside a larger canvas with padding or a background. You can fit the complete image inside that frame instead of cropping it to fill the post.
Do my screenshots leave my phone?
Editing and rendering happen on your device. ScreenEdit does not upload your screenshots to a ScreenEdit account or use them for advertising tracking.
Do I need an account?
No. There is nothing to sign up for before you start using the editor.
What can I edit?
Import one or more images, use horizontal, vertical, grid or free layouts, adjust framing and backgrounds, and add text, arrows, shapes and solid redaction masks.
Which devices does it support?
ScreenEdit is built for iPhone and requires iOS 16.4 or later. It does not support iPad.
What format does ScreenEdit export?
ScreenEdit exports PNG images in 16:9, 5:3, 4:3 or 1:1 formats and opens the native share sheet when the render is ready.
Ready when you are
Make the next post look intentional.
Keep the whole image visible, give it a clean frame, and post it from your iPhone.
