Screenshot Mockup Generator
Place screenshots in device frames — iPhone, MacBook, browser, and more.
Drop a screenshot or click to upload
Use a screenshot matching the device aspect ratio
Screenshot Mockup Generator — What It Does
Upload any screenshot and instantly wrap it in a realistic device frame. Choose from iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Android, or browser window templates. Adjust position and scale, then export as a high-quality PNG — perfect for app store listings, landing pages, blog posts, and pitch decks. Everything runs in your browser with no uploads required.
Available Device Frames
Best Practices for Device Mockups
Where to Use Device Mockups
Frequently Asked Questions
- What device frames are available in the mockup generator?
- The generator supports a range of frames including iPhone, iPad, MacBook laptop, Android smartphone, and browser window mockups. Each frame is designed to look realistic so your screenshots appear as if they are running on the actual device.
- Can I export the mockup as a PNG or JPEG?
- Yes. After placing your screenshot in the device frame, you can export the finished mockup as a PNG file directly from your browser — no account or server upload required. The export uses the HTML Canvas API to render the frame and your image together.
- What screenshot size works best for device mockups?
- For best results, use screenshots that match the natural aspect ratio of the device: iPhone screenshots work best at roughly 9:19.5 (portrait), MacBook screens at 16:10, and iPad at 3:4. Off-ratio images will be scaled or cropped to fit the frame.
- Is my image uploaded to a server?
- No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your screenshot is loaded directly into the browser canvas and never sent to any server. This makes the tool safe for confidential UI designs and internal product screenshots.
- What are device mockups used for?
- Device mockups are widely used in app store screenshots, product landing pages, portfolio presentations, pitch decks, blog posts, and marketing materials. Placing a UI screenshot inside a realistic device frame makes it immediately recognizable and more visually compelling than a bare screenshot.