Mockups from a live website

Mockup Studio turns the devices on your screen into a post-ready image or video: a live website, a real device frame, your headline, at the exact size each platform wants.

Free for Chrome, Edge and Brave. No account needed.

Mockup Studio turning a live website into a portrait post with a lime background

From a live URL to a mockup in one click

Classic mockups mean taking screenshots, opening a design tool, finding a phone template and lining everything up. With PocketView the website is already inside the device frames, so a mockup is one click away: open Mockup in the top bar and the canvas appears around your devices.

  1. Open your site in PocketView and choose the devices (an iPhone and an iPad look great together).
  2. Click Mockup. Pick a background, then click the headline on the canvas to write your own.
  3. Press Screenshot to save a PNG, or Record for MP4 or GIF.

Backgrounds, headline text, tilt and export sizes

  • Backgrounds: Ambient (colours taken from your site), PocketView dark, Lime, gradients, paper, black, or any custom colour.
  • Headline and subline: edit right on the canvas; the text scales with the canvas size.
  • Perspective: flat, tilt left or tilt right.
  • Shadow and padding: none, soft or strong; padding from tight to roomy.
  • Sizes: square and portrait posts, Story and Reel, landscape 1920 × 1080, Chrome Web Store, link preview, or fit to the devices.

Record MP4 and GIF instead of a still

Motion sells a website better than a still. Record scrolls, taps and menu animations straight from the devices. PocketView crops the video to the device area or the mockup canvas and adds a soft ripple wherever you tap, so viewers can follow along. GIFs are kept small for chat and docs; MP4 is best for social posts.

Two phones on a lime mockup background with the headline Scroll one, every device follows
Made with Mockup Studio on the Lime background.

Questions

Can I make a transparent PNG mockup?

Yes. Turn on transparent screenshots and press S: PocketView saves the device frames on a transparent background, ready to drop into a slide or an email.

Which export sizes are supported?

Square post (1080 × 1080), portrait post (1080 × 1350), Story and Reel (1080 × 1920), landscape (1920 × 1080), Chrome Web Store (1280 × 800) and link preview (1200 × 630), or fit to the devices.

Do I need the website to be live?

No. Mockups work on any page your browser can open, including localhost and staging, so you can share a design before launch.

Can I record a video mockup?

Yes. Record captures the same canvas as an MP4 or a GIF, with a ripple on every tap.

Learn more about the mobile simulator behind the mockups, or see the foldables that make mockups stand out.