Markee vs Figma & Canva
Figma and Canva are excellent — for open-ended design. But Chrome Web Store screenshots are a fixed, repetitive job: exact sizes, your real UI, five frames, done. That's the one thing Markee is built for.
| Task | Figma / Canva | Markee |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Blank canvas — set up frames, grids, and layout yourself | Paste your Chrome Web Store URL; it imports your real UI |
| Correct pixel sizes | Look up and set 1280×800 / 440×280 / 1400×560 by hand | Every required size is built-in and pre-cropped |
| Using your real UI | Screenshot, import, mask, and align each shot manually | Reads your live listing and frames your actual UI for you |
| Backgrounds & captions | Design each background and text layer from scratch | Generated backgrounds and readable feature captions included |
| Exporting the full set | Export each frame and size individually | One click → a complete kit, all sizes at once |
| Time to a finished listing | Hours, and design skill required | Minutes, no design skill required |
When to use which: reach for Figma or Canva when you need full creative control over a one-off design. Reach for Markee when you just need Chrome Web Store screenshots that pass validation and convert — without losing a weekend to it.
Try Markee free10 free credits on signup — one full kit, no card.