If you have ever designed a simple website template in Photoshop for a client or presentation, you may find yourself in need of a quick but chic way to show a screenshot of your final masterpiece. As with first impressions sometimes a simple screenshot just won’t do. Why not create a web browser frame to frame a screenshot of your work? It may take a bit of time to build all that from scratch but you can also use ready-made web browser frame psd templates that can be found on the Web to make your life easier.

The following is a collectiong of 20 free high-quality web browser frame psd templates for the picking. All templates are layered PSD files; all principal elements are editable where possible which means you can change the colors, text or the shadows to suit your own style and help you nail that final look.

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Chrome

Simple Browser Chrome by Maykel Loomans [Download]

Chrome UI Kit by Todd Hamilton [Download]

Dark Sexy Browser Chrome by Jeff Broderick [Download]

Browser Chrome by Martin Sørensen [Download]

Browser Chrome Interface by Jeff Broderick [Download]

Browser Chrome by Chris Wallace [Download]

Browser Chrome by Rich Hemsley [Download]

Chrome freebie by Kerem Suer [Download]

Minimal Browser Window Chrome by Benek Lisefski [Download]

960.gs + Chrome by Geof Crowl [Download]

More browser frame templates

Photoshop Browser Template by Inder Nagra [Download]

Safari Browser Template by renegadesoldier [Download]

7 Free Web Browser Frames by FreePSDFiles [Download]

Web Browser PSD’s for Chrome 10, Firefox 4, IE 9 , Opera 11, Safari 5 by Rob Mayes [Download]

Browser by Season [Download]

Simple Browser Surround by Orman Clark [Download]

Browser Frame with Auto Reflection by Pixelentity [Download]

Browser Form Elements PSD by Ram M [Download]

Simple Browser Window by Tom [Download]

Mac Browser by Taha Hesham [Download]

Clean and Elegant Browser by Joefrey Mahusay [Download]

Browser & Magnify by Liam McKay [Download]

Mini Browser by Heath Gerlock [Download]

Firefox Browser by Visual Creative [Download]

Preview Window by freetitans [Download]

Transparent Window Templates by BlazRobar [Download]

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Twitter lets you post very short updates of a maximum of 140 characters each, and over time, these tweets become an interesting snapshot of our daily lives. However, there is one very apparent problem with Twitter. It simply moves too fast and the scrolling makes it hard to read all your previous tweets.

There are many ways to document your Twitter data, be it in an infographic or even extracts of tweets in the form of analytic reports. But would it be more interesting if you could document your every single tweet in a book?

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Twournal is here to make that possible. You can now read your own tweets like you would read a real book. Twournal (Twitter Journal) is a third-party Twitter application that uses Twitter API, to transform your last 3,200 tweets into a published format. You can then choose to print your Twournal into a PDF ebook which is free, or turn it into a physical book for $20, which you can hold in your two hands.

1. Sign in with Twitter

To convert your Tweets into book form, firstly, go to the Twournal website and click on the button ‘Sign in with Twitter’.

As usual, Twitter will need you to authorize access before you can proceed to use the service offered by Twournal. Simply click on the button ‘Sign In’ to proceed.

2. Customize your options

Once you have authorized the access, you will be directed to a page where you will be able to customize your printing options.

The basic options are split into three categories, and they are ‘Features’, ‘Customize it’ and ‘Sell’.

1. In ‘Features’ you will see a few options, such as the choice to add a picture in the printing, or add replies to your tweets, etc. Note that these replies are from your followers to you. Before completion, don’t forget to include your email address at the bottom of the page.

   

2. ‘Customize it’ will give you more options to customize your book. Not only can you set the cover design, you get to specifically set how your tweets should appear: by year or by ID. And yes, you can even set a dedication in your book of tweets.

   

3. And finally, you actually have the option of selling your Twournal to make a profit out of it. Fill up the form to have this option.

   

3. Complete the print order

After you have completed the customization to suit your needs, click on the ‘Finish’ button.

Then you will be redirected to a preview page of your own ebook. In this page, you will have the option to buy and deliver the printed book to your doorstep; otherwise, select ‘Send me my eBook’ to direct a copy to your email address.

Please note that you will not get your ebook immediately, give it 24 hours to turn up in your Inbox.

Conclusion

Reading your tweets in the form of a printed book will surely remind you of some meaningful memory behind every released tweet. If your total tweet is less than 3200, you get to read every tweet from the first day you joined Twitter!

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