Import from Bluesky
Bluesky Post Screenshot Generator
Convert a Bluesky post into a polished, readable image for stories, feeds, articles and presentations.
Open workflowFrom source to finished image
Paste a Bluesky URL
MockFrame imports the public post and embedded link information.
Resize the post
Adjust card width and typography instead of scaling the whole card down.
Export for the destination
Pick story, square, landscape or a custom canvas.
Public API import
No Bluesky password or private account access is required.
Text-first controls
Make long posts genuinely readable on mobile.
Link previews
Keep useful embedded link context in the finished image.
What you can do with it
Bluesky posts share the same problem as any social screenshot: the native crop is fine on the app and unreadable everywhere else. Paste a public Bluesky URL and the post — text, author and any embedded link card — comes in as an editable object. Resize by adjusting the card width and typography, not by scaling a fixed image down, so a long post stays genuinely readable on mobile. Import uses the public API, so no password or private-account access is involved.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to log in to Bluesky?
- No. Import uses the public API, so no password or private-account access is needed — just the public post URL.
- Are embedded link cards preserved?
- Yes, the link preview that appears under a post is imported so the finished image keeps that context.
- What export sizes are available?
- Story, square, landscape and fully custom canvases, so the same post fits a feed, an article or a presentation slide.