Post what you find on the web.
- Snip part of a page or drag in an image.
- Then post it now or schedule it, from a side panel next to the page.
Free on every sprkly plan.
What it does
- All of sprkly, in a side panel next to the page you are on.
- Snip part of any page. Drag a box, or press Alt+Shift+S.
- Pick a shape first: 9:16 Story, 3:4 Tall, 4:5 Portrait, 1:1 Square or 16:9 Wide. A 4:5 snip comes out exactly 4:5.
- Picked a shape? It tells you when a snip is small and may look blurry.
- Drag an image from a site, or drop a file from your computer.
- Click a photo to see it full size, with its size and shape. It says "Not 4:5" when it is not the shape you chose.
- Post to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Facebook, Bluesky, LinkedIn and X. Post now, or pick a time.
How it works
- Add it to Chrome or Edge, and sign in to sprkly.
- Snip part of a page, or drag in an image.
- Pick your accounts, write a caption, and post or schedule it.
The panel shows you each step: 1 Snip, 2 Accounts, 3 Caption, 4 When.
Questions
Is it free?
- Yes. The extension is free on every sprkly plan, Free too.
- You need a sprkly account. Your plan's limits still apply.
- X is on every paid plan. It is not on Free or the trial.
Which browsers does it work in?
- Chrome and Edge, version 116 or newer.
- Not Firefox yet.
What can it see?
- Only the tab you snip, and only when you start a snip.
- A snip is a picture of the box you draw. The rest of the screen stays in your browser.
- It does not read the words on a page or your history.
- The first time you press Snip, your browser asks if sprkly may see the pages you are on. You can say no and use Alt+Shift+S instead.
Does it work on any site?
- It works on most sites.
- Browsers do not let any extension snip some pages: settings pages, the new tab page, PDFs and the add-on stores. The panel tells you when.
- You can still drag in an image or drop a file there.
Does it post for me on its own?
- No. Nothing goes out until you press Post now or Schedule post.
- Pick a time, and the post goes out then. You do not need to keep the browser open.
Where do I get it?
- Chrome: Add to Chrome
- Edge: coming soon.