Issue № 01 · Camera Frame
Layer a frame.
Share the link.
Capture the moment.
Drop a transparent 9:16 PNG. Ship the URL. On the other end, someone opens it on their phone, lines up the shot, and walks away with a JPG that already has your overlay baked in.
- Format
- 9:16 PNG
- Output
- JPG
- Signup
- None
Captured
studio · darkroom · 01
Process
Three moves. One finished photo.
The whole flow is built for editors, brand teams, and anyone who's ever wanted a clean overlay on a phone photo without round-tripping through Photoshop.
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01 Frame
Upload a transparent overlay
Drop a 9:16 PNG with a transparent center. Each frame gets its own page and its own shareable URL — name them by shoot, by campaign, by day.
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02 Link
Share the URL anywhere
Drop the link into a tweet, a DM, a QR code on a poster. The page opens directly in the phone browser — no app install, no signup, nothing to wrestle with on the other end.
capture.fyi/NLaiKwvREUShareable · 40 char token
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03 Shot
Capture, composite, download
The overlay sits on top of the live camera preview. Snap a photo and the frame is baked into the JPG before it lands in the camera roll — ready to post or print.
3 count→jpg
The result
What shows up on the other side of the link.
Below: the same capture rendered against the page's light and dark surfaces. The camera takes a 1080×1920 frame, composites the overlay, and saves a JPG to the visitor's device — locally, with no upload step.
- On-device compositing. Nothing is sent to a server mid-shoot.
- 9:16 native. Built for vertical-first social formats.
- One-shot download. The result hits the camera roll on the shutter click.
Captured
studio · 01
Captured
studio · 01
Sign in
Spin up your first frame
in about forty seconds.
Upload a frame, copy its link, and hand it to someone with a phone. What comes back lands in your dashboard, ready to review, download, or wipe.