What device mockups are available in this generator?

The generator includes mockup templates for popular devices: Apple iPhones (iPhone 14, 15, Pro Max), Google Pixel phones, Samsung Galaxy devices, and other Android smartphones. Each device comes with multiple orientations (portrait, landscape, front view, angled views) and color variants (black, white, gold, etc.). Mockups are high-resolution PNG images with transparent backgrounds, professionally designed to match real device proportions and appearances. The collection covers both current flagship models and widely-used older devices, ensuring your app screenshots look professional regardless of your target audience's device preferences.

How do I create mockups for App Store or Google Play screenshots?

Upload your app screenshot images (PNG or JPG), then select the device mockup that matches your target platform—iPhone for App Store, Pixel/Samsung for Google Play. The tool automatically scales and positions your screenshot within the device frame, maintaining aspect ratios. For App Store submissions, Apple requires screenshots in specific resolutions (like 6.5-inch display for iPhone 14 Pro Max). Use portrait orientation for main app screens and landscape for game or video content. Download the final mockup as high-resolution PNG to meet store quality requirements. You can create multiple mockups with different devices to showcase cross-platform compatibility.

Can I customize mockup backgrounds and add branding?

Many mockup generators support background customization—add solid colors, gradients, or upload custom background images to match your brand. Some tools allow adding text overlays, logos, or taglines around the device mockup for marketing materials. Adjust mockup positioning, scale, and rotation to create unique compositions. For presentations or website landing pages, combine multiple device mockups showing different app screens in a single image. Export options typically include transparent PNG (for further editing in design tools) or JPG with custom backgrounds. Advanced generators offer shadow effects, reflections, and 3D perspectives for photorealistic results.

Are mockups high enough resolution for print and large displays?

Yes! Device mockup templates are typically provided in high resolution (2000px+ width) to ensure crisp quality when printed or displayed on large screens. Retina/high-DPI displays are supported—mockups maintain sharpness on 4K monitors or printed marketing materials. For print (posters, brochures), export at 300 DPI by ensuring your final mockup is large enough for the intended print size. Web use requires lower resolution—scale down to 1200-1600px wide for websites to balance quality and loading speed. The tool processes everything in your browser, so output quality depends on your uploaded screenshot resolution—use high-quality source images for best results.

Can I use these mockups commercially for client projects?

Most free mockup generators allow commercial use, meaning you can use generated mockups for client work, marketing campaigns, app store listings, or selling your app. However, you cannot resell or redistribute the mockup templates themselves. Check the specific license of the mockup generator you're using—some require attribution, others are completely free for any use. Premium mockup services may have different licensing terms. For critical commercial projects, verify licensing to avoid issues. Attribution (crediting the mockup source) is often appreciated but not always required for free tools. Always read the terms of service.

How do I create mockups with multiple device orientations?

Select devices with orientation variants: portrait (vertical), landscape (horizontal), front view (straight-on), and angled views (left tilt, right tilt). Portrait orientation is standard for most mobile apps, showcasing vertical scrolling and navigation. Landscape is ideal for games, video players, or dashboard apps. Front view emphasizes screen content without device context, while angled views add depth and realism for marketing materials. Some generators let you create multi-device compositions—show the same app on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch simultaneously. Export each orientation separately or combine them in design software for comprehensive app presentations.

Do I need to upload my screenshots or can I use templates?

You upload your own app screenshots to insert into device frames—this is how you create custom mockups showcasing your specific app. The tool provides device frame templates (the phone/tablet outlines), and you supply the screen content. Supported formats are usually PNG, JPG, and sometimes GIF. Drag-and-drop makes uploading fast. Some generators offer sample screenshots if you want to preview mockups before uploading your own. Your uploaded images are processed entirely in your browser—no server upload, complete privacy. Once you've positioned your screenshot within the device frame, download the combined mockup image for use in presentations, marketing, or app store listings.

What export formats and sizes are available for mockups?

Mockup generators typically export as PNG (with transparency for flexible backgrounds) or JPG (with solid background, smaller file size). PNG is recommended for further editing or layering in design tools like Figma, Photoshop, or Canva. JPG is better for direct use in presentations or web publishing where file size matters. Resolution options range from web-optimized (1200px wide) to print-quality (3000px+ wide). Some tools offer presets for social media (Instagram 1080x1080, Twitter 1600x900) or app stores (specific resolutions required by Apple/Google). Batch export allows downloading multiple mockups at once when you've created variations with different devices or orientations.

How do I create mockups optimized for social media posts and ads?

Social platforms have specific image size requirements: Instagram posts (1080x1080 square), Instagram Stories (1080x1920 vertical), Twitter/X (1600x900), Facebook ads (1200x628). Choose portrait device mockups for Stories/Pinterest, square crops for Instagram feed posts, and landscape for Twitter/Facebook. Center your device mockup with breathing room around it—don't crop too tight. Add branded backgrounds, text overlays, or marketing copy using the mockup generator's design features or external tools. Ensure your app's key features are visible even in thumbnail size. Export at exact platform dimensions to avoid cropping issues. Test mockups on mobile to verify text remains readable at smaller sizes.

What are App Store and Google Play screenshot requirements?

Apple App Store requires screenshots in specific sizes based on device: 6.5-inch display (1284x2778 for iPhone 14 Pro Max), 6.7-inch (1290x2796 for iPhone 15 Pro Max), and iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2048x2732). You can upload 2-10 screenshots per device size. Google Play is more flexible: minimum 320px on shortest side, maximum 3840px on longest side, with 16:9 or 9:16 aspect ratio recommended. Both stores support PNG and JPG formats. Screenshots must show actual app functionality—no mockups with placeholder content or misleading features. Using device frames (phone mockups) is optional but makes screenshots more professional and visually appealing. Localize screenshots for different markets to improve conversion rates.

Phone Mockup Generator

Create professional device screenshots for app stores, marketing, and presentations. Add your app screenshots to realistic iPhone, Android, Samsung, and Google Pixel device frames instantly.

Device

Select a frame

Frameless

Hide device frame and use rounded screenshot

Image

Select the screenshot to place in the mockup

Appearance

Background, shadow, frameless

Shadow

Add soft drop shadow

Shadow strength24px

Shadow strength