ReactSnap on SniCap

Turn real UI into exportable assets without leaving the browser.

ReactSnap focuses on one job: move from a React component or DOM node to browser-native output. On SniCap, that rendering layer gets a richer home with demos, API docs, strategy explainers, and a direct path into screenshot editing workflows.

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DOM -> PNG / JPEG / WebPExperimental HTML in CanvasStable foreignObject fallbackSniCap handoff ready

Workbench signal

Strategy-aware rendering

v0.1.3

Requested strategy

auto

Resolved strategy

foreignObject

Fallback reason

WICG APIs unavailable

Next action

Continue in SniCap editor

The product value on this site is not only the package surface. It is the combination of live browser rendering, explicit fallback visibility, and a clean handoff into screenshot annotation and delivery.

Why it exists

Keep browser rendering browser-native.

ReactSnap gives product teams a lighter path than remote browsers or full canvas editors when the goal is simple: turn real UI into exportable output.

What to explore

Start with the invoice workbench.

The invoice demo keeps the clearest mental model: source node on one side, exported PNG on the other, with strategy diagnostics in the middle.

Where SniCap fits

ReactSnap renders. SniCap ships.

After the browser export, SniCap becomes the space for screenshot editing, markup, quick delivery, and richer internal or external communication.

Interactive demos

Try the rendering surfaces

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Invoice WorkbenchCompare real source DOM with rendered PNG output side by side.Share Card StudioBuild social previews with React components and export them directly.Export to Editor WorkflowRender a browser-native PNG, then hand it directly into the SniCap image editor.

API reference

Inspect the published packages

Open API hub

@reactsnap/coreLow-level rendering primitives and strategy helpers.@reactsnap/reactReact hook ergonomics for direct browser-side exports.@reactsnap/svgSVG output helpers and current mode limitations.@reactsnap/pdfPreview the current PDF adapter status and planned backend.