Three steps, a few seconds.
From a screenshot to a link.
What you might use on the way.
Before you share it.
Links need your own storage
Add a Cloudflare R2, Amazon S3 or Backblaze B2 bucket once, in Settings. The storage is yours, so nothing passes through our servers.
The link stays yours
The file sits in your bucket under a long random name. If VizShot ever disappeared, your links would not.
Your own web address works
Point a domain at your bucket and your links use it.
Pixelate can be reversed. Redact can’t.
For passwords and card numbers, use Redact. It is a solid block.
The same on Mac and Windows.
Same steps, same tools. Only the shortcut changes. One key covers two computers.
Asked, and answered.
How do I turn a screenshot into a link?
Take the screenshot with VizShot and press Get link on the card. The screenshot is uploaded to your own bucket and the link is copied to your clipboard.
Where does the screenshot go?
To your own Cloudflare R2, Amazon S3 or Backblaze B2 bucket, straight from your computer. It never passes through our servers.
Who can open the link?
Anyone who has the link. Every upload gets a random 32-character name, so nobody can guess a link they have not been given.
Can the link use my own web address?
Yes. Point a domain at your bucket and your links use it.
How do I share a screenshot online?
Upload it and send the link. With VizShot that is one press of Get link: the screenshot goes to your own storage, and anyone you give the link to can open it in a browser.