Free to try. $39 to own.
The free version does the whole job on one screenshot — frame it, style it, export it — so you can judge Plinth on your own work before you pay anything. Those exports carry a small watermark. One payment of $39 removes it and opens everything else, for good.
The whole styling workflow, one screenshot at a time. Exports carry a small watermark — nothing else about them is held back.
One payment, lifetime licence, updates included. No subscription, no seats, no account — a key in your inbox and a field in the app.
Why the free version watermarks.
Every visual control is free. Not a sample of the backgrounds, not two of the shadows — all of it, including the custom gradient editor, because a free tier that can’t make a good-looking shot isn’t a tool, it’s an advert. The line is drawn at output and volume instead: the watermark, and one screenshot at a time. That is what keeps the free version free of a trial clock, a card up front or a cap on your exports. Pay once and both go, along with the store-exact sizes, the rest of the frame library, batch, projects and presets.