What it does
Pika is a screenshot and mockup editor with URL capture, a Chrome extension, annotations, frames and saved visual presets. Its templates also cover app store screenshots and code images. Free editing needs no account and produces watermarked exports.
Capture a page from its URL or add a screenshot, then choose its frame and background. In Insert, select an annotation tool and drag on the canvas. An arrow's middle handle bends it into a curve; double-click that handle to straighten it. Layers changes the stacking order.
Use Copy for the clipboard or Save for a file. The arrow beside Save opens format, scale and transparent-background options. PNG and JPG cover ordinary image downloads; WebP, SVG, 4K output and share links require Pro.
| Access | What changes |
|---|---|
| Free | Unlimited watermarked exports; no account |
| Pro | Monthly or annual subscription; text labels, custom canvas sizes and saved presets |
| Team | Subscription for at least two seats; shared presets within projects |
| Lifetime | One payment for one person's Pro access while Pika operates |
To cancel a subscription, open your profile icon and Manage Subscription. Refund requests must be emailed within one day of payment.
Strengths
- Browser-local saving keeps screenshots, annotations and settings available after a reload.
- A saved preset can include its arrows and labels as well as its visual settings.
Watch out for
- Lifetime includes new Pro features released during the two years after purchase; it does not include Team seats.
- Free positioning snaps the screenshot to grid locations; unrestricted placement is a Pro feature.
Best for
- Teams preparing recurring product update images
Sources
- Pika: Make your screenshots and mockups look beautiful (Oct 27, 2026)
- Curved arrows, layers and a simpler screenshot editor: Pika (Oct 27, 2026)
- Pricing: Pika (Oct 27, 2026)
- Terms and Conditions / Pika (Oct 27, 2026)