Device Mockup Generator
Put a screenshot in a phone, laptop or browser frame.
About this tool
Choose or paste a screenshot, pick a device frame, orientation, frame colour, fit, background and padding, then download the mockup as a PNG up to 2400 pixels wide.
Making mockups that sell the screenshot
A bare screenshot looks like a file; the same image inside a device frame looks like a product. Mockups are used on landing pages, app-store images, portfolios, case studies, pitch decks and social posts. Pick the device your audience uses: a phone for apps and mobile sites, a laptop or browser window for web apps and SaaS, a monitor for dashboards, a tablet for reading and drawing apps. Use real screens at full resolution and let the fit option keep the top of tall web pages; a gradient that matches your brand colours with medium padding suits most landing pages, while a transparent background lets you place the device on any design later. Keep text on the screenshot large enough to read at the size it will be shown. The frames here are clean, generic devices with rounded screen corners, a camera island or punch-hole, a laptop base or monitor stand, or browser chrome with your own address-bar text, drawn at high resolution in your browser. Honest limits: they're front-on flat views, not angled 3D renders, and not replicas of any brand's product; app stores have their own exact image sizes. The screenshot beautifier and the social media image resizer are related.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make a mockup with a transparent background?
Yes. Choose Transparent as the background and the downloaded PNG keeps transparency around the device.
What size is the mockup image?
Choose 1080, 1600 or 2400 pixels wide; the height follows the device and padding.
Can I paste a screenshot instead of choosing a file?
Yes. Press Ctrl+V or Cmd+V on the page to paste an image from your clipboard.
Are these real iPhone or MacBook frames?
No. They are clean generic device frames, so they don't copy any brand's design.
Is my screenshot uploaded?
No. The image is framed in your browser on this device; nothing is uploaded or stored.