Free Screenshot Mockup Generator

Drop in a screenshot, wrap it in a browser frame on a gradient background, download a polished PNG.

Privacy Level 1 — 100% local: your files never leave your browser
Free plan: one screenshot at a time, 3 browser frame styles. Need more? Screenshot Mockup Pro adds 10 device frames and batch export.

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or click to browse · PNG, JPG or WebP · processed locally, never uploaded

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Tell us what went wrong — it helps us fix the tool. Only what you type below is sent; your files never leave your device.

Need more power? Meet Screenshot Mockup Pro

One-time payment. Yours forever. No subscription.

$29
single payment · lifetime updates included
FeatureFreePro
Frames3 browser styles10 device frames incl. iPhone / Android
Backgrounds6 presets + solid colorUnlimited gradients + custom images
Batch export1 at a timeZIP batch export
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Updates—Lifetime free updates

Frequently asked questions

Is my screenshot uploaded anywhere?

No. Your screenshot is framed and rendered entirely inside your browser with JavaScript — it never leaves your device. The only thing that ever leaves the page is a feedback message you explicitly type and send.

What is the maximum image size?

There is no hard limit, but very large screenshots are scaled so the exported mockup stays at a sensible size (about 1600 px wide at 1x, or double that at 2x for retina quality). Typical browser screenshots — even full-page captures — work fine.

What does Screenshot Mockup Pro include?

Screenshot Mockup Pro is a one-time $29 purchase with lifetime updates. It unlocks 10 device frames including iPhone and Android, unlimited gradient backgrounds plus custom background images, ZIP batch export for many screenshots at once, and an ad-free page. The free version handles one screenshot at a time with 3 browser frame styles.

How is this different from App Store mockup tools?

App Store mockup tools target exact device sizes and orientations for store listings. This tool is for everything else: blog posts, documentation, tweets and landing pages — it wraps any screenshot in a clean browser frame on a styled background so it looks intentional instead of a raw capture.