Attach to AI
BROWSER BETAInsert the selected originals into the composer on supported AI websites. Review every attachment before sending.
See supported AI apps ↗Capture the exact regions that matter. Keep every original in order. Then attach the full set to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or Perplexity.
Chrome + EdgeDesktop companion later
Product-flow demonstrationCapture count follows the taskWeb adapters may evolve
Built for the AI tools you already use
A landing page, a mobile state, an empty state, a competitor reference, and an error can all belong to the same question. Sending them one by one breaks the thread. ScreenCrate keeps the visual context together.
Explore the extension ↗Compare these screens as one product experience…
Bring desktop layouts, mobile states, components, and visual references into one focused critique.
Compare these screens and prioritize the design inconsistencies that will most affect usability.
Code Context pairs an approved capture with bounded page structure, computed CSS, tokens, and asset references. It is available in the repository beta, stays optional, and never bypasses your approval.
See the MCP architecture ↗.pricing-card {
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border-radius: 18px;
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box-shadow: 0 24px 80px …;
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Insert the selected originals into the composer on supported AI websites. Review every attachment before sending.
See supported AI apps ↗Create one ordered visual set for teammates, clients, or workflows where direct attachment is not the right fit.
Sample set coming soonCapture starts only when you activate it. The queue stays local until you choose a destination. Desktop apps will require a separate companion with explicit system permission.
Capture and organize webpage regions, then prepare the set for the AI tools you already use.
Capture native apps and anything that lives outside the browser.
The local beta pairs captures with bounded DOM, computed CSS, tokens, and assets for compatible MCP clients.
Clear boundaries before you install.
No. A set can contain the number of captures your task needs. The workflow is designed around multi-image context, not a fixed count.
No. Each capture remains a separate image. You can preview, reorder, remove, and attach the originals individually.
The browser workflow is designed for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity. Support can vary when those platforms change their attachment interfaces.
Not yet. The extension captures content inside webpages. Capture outside the browser is planned for a separate desktop companion.
The repository beta pairs captures with optional, bounded page structure, computed CSS, tokens, and assets through a read-only local MCP server. It complements visual attachments; it does not bypass an AI platform’s permissions or limits.
Capture the full visual context before you ask.