ProofShot — Testimonials to Ad Creatives

Turn any testimonial, review, or chat on your screen into a beautiful, ad-ready image. 5 styles, 3 ad sizes, one click.

Social proof sells — but a raw screenshot dumped into an ad looks like exactly what it is: unedited and unconvincing. ProofShot closes that gap in under 30 seconds, turning any testimonial on your screen into a polished, branded creative built for the feed. Click the icon on any page — a review site, an email, your own WhatsApp Web tab — and ProofShot captures it instantly. Drag a box around the part that matters, and you're straight into the editor. WHAT'S INSIDE • 5 professional styles: Clean, Gradient, Dark, Bold, Minimal — pick whichever matches your brand or your ad's mood • 3 ad-ready sizes built in: Square 1:1 for the feed, Story 9:16 for Reels and Status, Wide for link ads — no separate resizing tool needed • 5-star rating row, customer name, subtitle, and your own brand accent color, all editable live • Optional footer text so your website travels with every image you share • Upload or drag-and-drop support — screenshots from your phone (WhatsApp exports especially) work exactly the same as a capture from the page • Re-crop anytime without starting over BUILT FOR HOW YOU ACTUALLY GET PROOF Most testimonials don't arrive as a clean review-widget screenshot — they arrive as a voice-note transcript, a DM, a WhatsApp bubble at 2am from a customer who's genuinely excited. ProofShot doesn't care what the source looks like. Point it at anything, crop to the part worth showing, and it comes out the other side looking like a designer made it. WHO IT'S FOR Media buyers who need fresh creative weekly. E-commerce sellers who've got a folder of screenshots and no way to use them. Coaches, agencies, and course creators running ads where the proof is the whole pitch. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens on your device. The page is captured only when you click the icon — nothing is uploaded, logged, or transmitted anywhere. No account, no tracking, zero network requests. What you build stays exactly where you built it, until you choose to download it.