Choose your thread once.
Select the existing ChatGPT conversation you’re working in. ShotDropper remembers it for your next capture.
You’re working in one tab. Your ChatGPT conversation is in another. ShotDropper captures what you’re looking at and takes you back to your selected conversation—so you can ask your next question and keep working.
Choose your conversation once. Capture with a click or keyboard shortcut. Review before sending.
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(reading 'total')Review the capture. You decide when to send.
Choose your conversation once. Then use the shortcut whenever you have something new to show it.
Select the existing ChatGPT conversation you’re working in. ShotDropper remembers it for your next capture.
Click the extension or use its keyboard shortcut to capture the visible browser viewport—an error, design, chart, or anything you want to discuss.
ShotDropper automatically takes you back to your selected conversation with your draft preserved. Review your capture, paste if needed, and continue when you’re ready.
Taking the screenshot is only part of the job. You still have to find the right conversation and bring it into the discussion. ShotDropper shortens that detour. Your existing thread already holds the background; now show it what happened next.
Keep the conversation going when something on your screen is easier to show than explain.
You’re testing a checkout page while ChatGPT helps you debug it. Capture the error and return to that same conversation: “Here’s what happened after that change.”
You’re reviewing a webpage after making suggested edits. Capture the updated layout and continue the feedback: “Does this fix the spacing we discussed?”
You’re looking at a sales dashboard while discussing performance in ChatGPT. Capture the chart and continue: “What could explain this drop?”
ShotDropper is in early testing. A public Chrome Web Store release is being prepared. This page demonstrates the intended workflow; it does not install or operate the extension.
ShotDropper combines capturing the visible browser viewport and returning to your remembered ChatGPT conversation. You don’t have to hunt for that thread after each capture. You still review the screenshot and send your own message.
You may. The beta provides a clipboard/paste workflow. Automatic attachment is experimental, so a capture click is not a promise of a completed attachment. Review the image in your conversation before sending.
No. ShotDropper automatically returns you to your selected ChatGPT conversation. You review the capture and decide when to send. Automatic attachment is experimental in the current beta; paste is available when needed.
The initial beta focuses on ChatGPT in Chrome. Edge, additional AI platforms, and iPhone workflows are planned directions, with availability to be announced after testing.
Launch pricing has not been finalized. We plan a free entry experience and may introduce paid convenience features after the workflow is reliable. There is no checkout on this site.
Only content you intend to share with your selected AI service. Review your screen for private information before capturing. The extension’s final permissions and data practices will be documented before public release.
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Early beta • Public installation coming later
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