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An I Love Shot alternative that keeps going after the screenshot

I Love Shot does one job, simply and for free: type a web page's address, pick a screen size, and download a picture of the page. ShotDemo takes pictures of web pages too, on a desktop, a laptop, a tablet or a phone, one screen or the whole page, and then puts them to work: as the steps of a demo people click through, as HTML pages that stay sharp and editable, and as store and social pictures. This page sets out what I Love Shot does, where it is the better tool, and what ShotDemo does with a captured page.

How ShotDemo works: an interactive demo made with ShotDemo from 7 screenshots, exported as a 1:19 video Click through the demo

What I Love Shot is

I Love Shot's home page, read on 11 November 2026, describes a free online tool for taking high-resolution captures of websites, from a news article to a social post, with no API, script or download needed. You type the address and pick browser options: the full size of the page, or a resolution from a list of desktop sizes (1024 by 768 up to 1920 by 1080) and Android and iOS devices (Galaxy, Pixel, iPhone, iPad, Kindle), or your own width, height and zoom. Image options set the format, PNG or JPEG, and a scale from 1 to 100. It says the service needs no registration, runs at 99.9% uptime and renders fast, and it warns that pages behind a captcha cannot be captured. It is made by Jahasoft Ltd.

I Love Shot's price

It is free, with no account.

How the two compare

I Love Shot ShotDemo
What you get A picture of a web page A picture of a web page as a step of a demo, downloadable, often with the page kept as HTML
Screens Many desktop and device presets, any width, height and zoom A desktop (1920 wide), a laptop (1440 by 900), a tablet (820 by 1180) or a phone (390 by 844)
The whole page Yes Yes, up to 12,000 pixels tall
Formats PNG or JPEG, any scale The page's own picture; store and social pictures as PNG or JPEG
Several pages of a site at once No Up to ten pages of a site from its address, chosen from its navigation
An account Not needed Needed; the free plan takes three website captures a day
Price Free Free to try; $12 once per demo for every feature
A demo, a video, an AI tour of the pages No Yes

I Love Shot's column comes from its own page on 11 November 2026; check it there before you decide.

What ShotDemo does with a captured page

There are two ways in. New demo, then Website address, captures up to ten pages of a site: the home page and the ones its navigation leads to, on the screen you pick, one screen each or each whole page, and the AI writes a tour of them with a hotspot on each. In a demo you are already making, Add step, then A page from an address, captures one page the same way, and every picture step's menu has Download the picture.

A page captured as one screen is usually kept as HTML beside its picture, when it renders like its screenshot. Viewers then see it sharp at any size; you change its words, hide a part, remove one or put in a picture of your own without capturing again; you can ask the AI to change its data, such as names or amounts; and translating the demo translates the page's own words too. Cookie and consent banners are cleared before the capture, and the capture runs on the public internet only, through a guard that refuses private addresses.

From the published demo, the same pages become pictures for the stores and the feeds: each in a browser window, a tablet or a phone on a background, with its headline, in the App Store, Google Play, square, portrait, landscape, link-preview and Product Hunt sizes.

The four screens, in detail

ShotDemo opens the page the way that device's browser would, so a site with a mobile layout shows it. A desktop is 1920 by 947 points, captured at one pixel per point, the size ShotDemo has always used. A laptop is 1440 by 900, also at one pixel per point. A tablet is 820 by 1180, a touch screen with a tablet's browser, captured at two pixels per point. A phone is 390 by 844, a touch screen with a phone's browser, captured at three pixels per point, so its picture is 1170 pixels wide, as sharp as a phone's own screenshot. A whole page is captured down to 12,000 points, and a phone's screenshot starts its demo in a phone frame.

What it costs

I Love Shot costs nothing and asks for nothing, which is hard to beat for one picture now and then. ShotDemo's free plan needs an account and takes three website captures a day (ten once your workspace has bought a demo), and it keeps one demo live with a small badge. A demo you buy, at $12 once, loses the badge, stays live for good and gets every feature.

Where I Love Shot is the better choice

I Love Shot is the better tool for a quick picture of a page with no account at all: it has more screen presets, any custom width, height and zoom, a choice of scale, and nothing to sign up for. If you need a screenshot of a news article or a social post to paste into a document, it is the faster road, and it costs nothing.

Where ShotDemo is the better choice

ShotDemo suits anyone who needs the picture for a reason: a walkthrough of a website or a web app, a tour for a landing page, a sales follow-up, a help article, a launch post. It captures several pages at once, keeps them as HTML you can edit, writes the tour, and shares it as a link or an embed with analytics on how far viewers went. It suits teams who need the same pages as a phone or tablet would show them, and makers who want them as store and social pictures, or as a narrated video with the camera moving to each hotspot.

Moving from I Love Shot

Nothing needs moving. Make a free ShotDemo account, choose New demo, then Website address, type the address and pick the screen; or add single pages to a demo from Add step. Keep using I Love Shot for the odd picture you need with no account.

Start free: capture a site as a demo and publish it. Buy it once, at $12, when you want the badge gone and every feature in it.

Make your product's demo this afternoon

Free to try with one live demo, no card. A demo you buy once has every feature, its video exports included.