Plures loads a URL in a live WebKit canvas and captures it at every viewport you stack, in one run: preset ratios, iPhone, iPad, MacBook, 4K, or exact pixels up to 8192 px a side. Each viewport becomes its own file: a pixel-exact still, an auto-scroll video, or a full-page capture up to 16,384 px tall.
A list of URLs or a sitemap runs the same viewport set across up to 500 pages. Scenes save a viewport set to reuse on the next build.
Compose frames any capture in a browser or device frame, on a gradient, mesh, solid, or transparent background, with text in front or behind, at 16:9, 4:5, 1:1, 9:16, or Open Graph sizes. It also places captures on 3D phones, tablets, laptops, and monitors with orbit and push camera moves, exported as stills or video.
The canvas is a real browser: log in, click through a cookie wall, or load localhost and password-protected staging sites. Tidy page hides cookie banners and chat widgets. Nothing leaves the Mac.
Native Swift app, macOS 14 or later. $69 once, no subscription, no account. The first 25 actions are free.
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