Plures

A native Mac app · macOS 14+

Your project,
captured every way you need it.

Import a URL, export at any size you need

Plures is built for web designers, developers, creative technologists, marketing teams, agencies, and anyone who'd rather spend their time making work instead of documenting it.

  • Simultaneously capture every dimension and aspect ratio you need
  • Capture stills, full sites, scrolling video, and dynamic interactions
  • Export as is, or create compositions with frames, device mockups, and text
  • Standardize your workflow with saved presets and batch processing
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01.

How it works.

The Plures Library: a grid of captures with the context toolbar and inspector
HOW IT WORKS · 01

The Library is home

Two ways in: capture a page from its URL, or drop in screenshots and videos you already have. Everything lives in one grid: captures, imports, finished renders. Stage any of it, export any of it, or drag it straight into Figma, Slack, or Finder. The workspace autosaves as you work.

HOW IT WORKS · 02

Point it at a page

New Capture opens the capture window. Paste a URL and the page renders live, in the same WebKit engine as Safari: scroll, click, and log in until it looks right. Tidy page hides cookie banners and chat widgets. Or paste a list of URLs or a sitemap, and one run covers every page.

HOW IT WORKS · 03

Stack your sizes

Add every size you need, and one capture covers all of them. Pick preset aspect ratios, devices like iPhone and iPad, or exact pixel dimensions. Save the set as a Scene and bring the whole stack back next time.

16:10 · 16:9 · 4:3 · 1:1 · 4:5 · 3:4 · 9:16 · 1.91:1 · iPhone · iPad · MacBook · 4K · custom
HOW IT WORKS · 04

Capture all of them

Stills or video. Record while you drive the page yourself, let Plures auto-scroll it for you, or capture the full page, top to bottom, as one tall still. One run, every viewport at once, each file in the Library the moment it lands.

→ site-1920x1080.png · site-fullpage.png · site-scroll.mp4
AFTER THE CAPTURE · 05

Export it, or build on it

Select anything in the Library. Export sends stills out as PNG, JPEG, or WebP and videos as the files they are, with the filename you give them. Compose opens it on a canvas to frame it, add text, or put it on a device.

AFTER THE CAPTURE · 06

Compose

One canvas for everything after the capture. Wrap it in a browser, phone, or tablet frame; set it on a gradient, a mesh, a solid, or nothing; size it on a 16:9, 8:5, 4:5, 1:1, 9:16, or Open Graph canvas; put text behind or in front of it. Seven looks ship as presets; save your own, and apply any of them to a whole selection at once.

AFTER THE CAPTURE · 07

Put it on a device

The Device section puts the same capture on a 3D phone, tablet, laptop, or monitor, on the same canvas with the same text. Photo, clay, or line styles; orbit, push, and custom camera moves; a full-page capture that scrolls on the glass; a recording that plays on it. A transparent background keeps the alpha. Export a still, or a video of the move.

AFTER THE CAPTURE · 08

Save the session

Everything you made lands back in the Library, next to the captures it came from. Save Session writes the whole workspace to a .plures file; double-click it later and pick up exactly where you left off.

02.

What it's for.

Seven jobs. Each starts with a URL or a file and ends with a set of exports.

The job You start with You end up with
A portfolio case study The finished, live site → site-1440x900.png · site-iphone.png · site-ipad.png · site-fullpage.png · site-laptop.png Desktop, iPhone, and iPad, a full-page still, and a laptop mockup for the portfolio page. One run, exported together, named before they land.
A launch post One landing page → site-16x9.png · site-4x5.png · site-1x1.png · site-9x16.png · site-scroll.mp4 · site-phone-orbit.mp4 Each ratio on a framed gradient canvas, plus a scroll video and an orbiting phone for the feed. Every file from one capture.
A pitch deck One capture → site-laptop.png · site-phone.png · site-monitor.png A laptop, a phone, and a monitor, in photo or line style, each at 16:9 for the slide. Save the look as a preset and apply it to the next deck in one click.
A design review The local build → localhost-fullpage.png Top to bottom, with the cookie banner and chat widget hidden. Drag it from the Library straight into Slack or Figma.
A client update The Scene from last time and a site that changed → site-1440x900.png · site-iphone.png · site-ipad.png Reopen the Scene, paste the URL, capture: the whole viewport set again, with the new build in it.
A site still under NDA A staging URL behind a password, or localhost → staging-1440x900.png · staging-iphone.png · staging-fullpage.png Sign in on the canvas, capture, export. The page renders on your Mac and the URL is never sent anywhere.
Something that isn't a URL A screenshot or screen recording someone sent → screenshot-browser.png · recording-phone.mp4 Drop it into the Library and it stages, frames, and exports like any capture.
03.

What comes out.

One URL, and then all of this. Every file below is an unedited Plures export, taken from a fictional website we designed for an upcoming museum exhibition. They're examples, not presets: the frame, background, colors, text, device, and camera move are yours to set.

A website capture at 16:9, exactly as Plures exported it
Desktop still · 16:9 1920×1080 · PNG
The same site captured at the exact iPhone 15 viewport
Device still · iPhone 15 393×852 · PNG
A capture with a cookie banner and chat bubble in the way Tidy off
The same capture with banners and pop-ups removed Tidy on
Tidy · before and after 1920×1080 · PNG
Auto-scroll video · raw capture 1280×720 · MP4
Phone mockup in motion · 3D 1080×1350 · MP4
The capture on a photorealistic 3D laptop on a sand gradient, unedited Plures export
Laptop mockup · Photo style 8:5 · 3200×2000 · PNG
The same capture as a line-art laptop in PLINTH red, unedited Plures export
Laptop mockup · Line style 1920×1200 · PNG
Phone mockup · camera move 2048×2560 · MP4
A phone mockup exported with a transparent background
Phone mockup · transparent background 1000×1250 · PNG alpha
The same site captured square, exactly as exported
Square still · 1:1 1080×1080 · PNG
A mobile capture in a phone frame on a sand gradient, made in Plures
Phone frame on gradient 4:5 · 2048×2560 · PNG
The same site captured at iPad dimensions and exported at 2x
Device still · iPad at 2× 1536×2048 · PNG 2×
Tablet mockup in orbit · Line style 1280×800 · MP4
The site in a light browser frame on a sand gradient, with the headline New work: The Atrium Museum set in front of the frame's corner, made in Plures
Browser frame, text in front 16:9 · 3200×1800 · PNG
A 3D phone standing in front of the headline New work., on a sand gradient, made in Plures
3D phone, text behind 16:9 · 3200×1800 · PNG
Monitor mockup in motion · 3D 1400×875 · MP4

The specs.

Everything above, in numbers and limits.

What it captures
  • Native WebKit rendering
  • Exact pixel viewports, up to 8192 px a side
  • Preset ratios, device presets, or custom sizes
  • Every viewport in one run
  • Lazy images loaded and scroll-triggered reveals fired before the shot
  • Any page the canvas can load: localhost, a staging server behind a password, a host on your VPN
  • A sign-in sheet for HTTP basic auth
  • On-page logins work like a browser, because it is one
  • A list of URLs or a sitemap, up to 500 pages, each captured at every viewport
  • One switch blocks ads and hides cookie banners, consent pop-ups, and chat widgets
  • Before the shot: freeze animations, a settle delay of up to 5 s, custom CSS
What it exports
  • Stills as PNG, JPEG, or WebP, at 1× or 2× Retina
  • Full page, top to bottom, to 16,384 px tall
  • Transparent PNG from Compose with no background
  • Video as MP4 (H.264) or GIF
  • HEVC .mov with alpha from Compose
  • Smooth programmatic auto-scroll, or drive the page yourself
  • Trim and speed
  • 30fps at typical sizes, up to 4096 px a side
What you can make
  • Compose: one canvas for everything on this list
  • Browser, phone, or tablet frames
  • Gradient, mesh, solid, or no background
  • Text behind or in front
  • Source size, or a 16:9, 8:5, 4:5, 1:1, 9:16, or Open Graph canvas
  • A 3D phone, tablet, laptop, or monitor in photo, clay, or line style
  • Orbit, push, and custom camera moves
  • A full page that scrolls on the glass
  • A recording played, or frozen at one frame
  • Video exports carry no sound
  • A phone mockup gets a phone-width page, because Plures knows each capture's viewport. A device the capture doesn't fit names the viewport that does, and one click opens the capture window at that size.
What it remembers
  • Scenes save a viewport set
  • Compose presets save the look, seven built in
  • Apply preset runs one look across a selection
  • Sessions save the whole workspace as a .plures file
What it runs on
  • macOS 14 or later
  • Apple Silicon
  • Native SwiftUI, no Electron
  • No cloud, no account, no telemetry
04.

Price.

$69
USD · one-time · no subscription one person · every Mac they use
License
$69 · one-time · one person, every Mac they use
Activation
A license key. No account, no server, no license check that can fail. Works offline. Works if this site is gone.
Trial
Your first 25 actions are free: every feature, no watermark, no signup, no card, no clock. Captures, recordings, saves, and exports count; browsing, importing, and overwriting don't.
Refunds
30 days, no questions.
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Why

Plures comes out of a design agency: we built it as an in-house tool because prepping the assets we need to document every project is a slog. The same page captured, staged, and exported over and over for every place it has to show up. Plures makes that one run instead of an afternoon.

It's still the tool we use. We wanted to share it.

Every viewport you ship.
One capture.

Full-featured, no time limit. Your first 25 actions are free. No signup, no card.

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Plures · macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · Direct download