Captured.
Paste a link and a real browser opens the page on the server, clears any cookie banner and sends the screenshot back to the studio.
The brief
A screenshot goes in. A finished launch image comes out, in a real 3D device, on a backdrop made from its own colours.
DudeShots is mine. I kept needing mockups of client sites for case studies and launch posts, and every tool I tried was either a full design program or a template with a watermark on it. So I built the studio I wanted: paste a link or drop in a screenshot, pick a device, turn it to the angle you want, export. It started as a tool for my own client work. Now it's a product with a free tier, a £5 Pro plan and an API.
02 / 03Rough idea → wireframe → built properly

The pages



Under the bonnet
Paste a link and a real browser opens the page on the server, clears any cookie banner and sends the screenshot back to the studio.
45 devices, from phones and tablets to monitors and watches. Every one works flat, or as a real 3D model you can turn.
30 backdrop styles that take their colours from your own screenshot, plus 15 cast shadows and 8 Surface effects: rain, underwater, paint.
Stripe for the £5 Pro plan and a one-off lifetime option, Supabase for accounts. The free studio needs no signup at all.
An API that renders exactly what the Export button does, so mockups can be made from a script.
Next.js, React and three.js on Vercel. Designed, written and shipped by me.
03 / 03What changed, and what the client said
The results