How to Turn Boring Screenshots into Marketing Assets with Pika

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For the longest time, I’ve never given screenshots much thought, but the more I got into marketing, the more I realized how important screenshots are.

Screenshots, in their own way, serve as our memory bank.

A memory bank of inspiration and creativity.

But let’s face it, screenshots aren’t often the most visually appealing assets out there.

That’s why in today’s blog post, I want to share a tool that makes all the difference for both web designers and startup founders looking to showcase their work.

The tool is called Pika.

Pika-Style: Screenshot Generator

Pika is a platform that helps users turn their dull screenshots into stunning marketing assets.

I’ve been playing with it for the past 2 days just to get a feel for it, and in that time period, I was able to generate tens of different marketing assets for AI tools like Syllaby, Adcreative, Listkit, and more.

I’ve even used it to generate a SOCIAL CARD for my website. Those who follow me on Twitter have seen it multiple times.

When it comes to generating the actual visuals, you have two options: You can either use Pika’s Screenshot API key or Pika’s in house Editor where all you have to do is paste the subdomain you want to take a screenshot of, or manually upload the screenshot.

Now, in this example, I’ll be using Pika’s in house Editor.

Here’s how it works:

First of all, you have to select your preferred template. l’ll be using the screenshot editor and Open Graph Image as examples.

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Pika-Style: Screenshot editor

Here, you are given 2 options: you can either upload a screenshot of your work, or paste in the URL of the web page you want to generate marketing assets for, and you’re set.

All you have to do at this point is just customize the visual.

Pika-Style: Open Graph Image

This one is somewhat similar to the screenshot editor, but with fewer customization options.

The only elements you have to fill in include:

Title

Excerpts (Description)

Author

Feature image

Author photo (Logo)

However, the upside is that you have a bunch more mockups to choose from.

If you’re ready to take the guesswork out of creativity and focus on what matters most—turning dull screenshots into marketing assets that converts click here to access Pika.