Device Mockup Generator

About Device Mockup Generator

Present your app screenshots, website designs, or UI concepts in professional device frames — all in your browser with no software required. Upload any screenshot, pick a device, choose a background gradient, and download a polished PNG ready for App Store previews, Product Hunt posts, social media, or pitch decks. Everything runs client-side using the Canvas API, so your images never leave your machine.

Device Frames Available

Our generator includes four distinct frame types, each designed for a specific presentation context. The iPhone frame renders a realistic bezel with notch, side buttons, and subtle reflections — ideal for iOS App Store screenshots, mobile UI demos, and portfolio case studies where you want the viewer to immediately recognise the platform. The Android frame features rounded bezels, a slim punch-hole camera, and side buttons placed for typical Android devices; use it when showcasing Material Design UIs, cross-platform apps, or Google Play Store assets. For desktop imagery, the MacBook frame renders a lid-and-keyboard perspective that's perfect for SaaS landing pages, dashboard previews, or product walkthroughs aimed at professionals. The Browser frame wraps your screenshot in a recognisable browser chrome with traffic-light buttons and a faux URL bar — ideal for web app demos, responsive design showcases, and blog post hero images. For maximum visual impact, pair portrait-oriented screenshots with iPhone or Android frames, and landscape-oriented ones with MacBook or Browser frames.

Export Options

Once your mockup looks right, you have two ways to export. The Download PNG button saves your composition as a high-resolution PNG rendered at 2× (retina) quality — suitable for App Store submissions, social media cards, and presentation decks. The Copy Image button copies the mockup directly to your system clipboard, so you can paste it into tools like Figma, Canva, Google Slides, or a Slack message in one step. Both buttons only activate once an image has been uploaded.

Tips for Great Mockup Images

• Use a dark gradient background (Deep Space or Midnight) for app screenshots — it makes UI colors pop
• The iPhone frame works best for mobile app screenshots; the Browser frame is ideal for SaaS landing pages
• For Product Hunt thumbnails, use a landscape MacBook or Browser frame with a vibrant gradient
• Increase padding to add breathing room — tight mockups look cramped on social media
• Use 1:1 or 16:9 screenshots for best fill in portrait or landscape frames respectively

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