What is a Phone Mockup Generator?
A phone mockup generator places your app screenshot or website screen inside a realistic device frame — an iPhone, Android handset, or tablet — so you can showcase your design in a polished, on-device context. Drop in a PNG or JPG, choose a device and color, and export a high-resolution mockup ready for an App Store listing, a marketing landing page, a pitch deck, or an Instagram post.
How to Create an iPhone or Android Mockup
Upload your screenshot or any image with a 9:19.5 (iPhone), 9:20 (Android), or 4:3 (iPad) aspect ratio. Pick the device frame you want — iPhone 15 Pro with Dynamic Island, iPhone 14 with notch, classic iPhone SE with home button, Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy, or an iPad. Choose a frame color, set a background (transparent, solid, or gradient), tilt it slightly with the rotation slider, and download as PNG with transparent edges or JPG/WebP for smaller files.
iPhone Mockup vs Android Mockup vs Tablet
Pick the device that matches your audience. iPhone mockups dominate App Store screenshots and consumer marketing. Android (Pixel, Galaxy) mockups suit Play Store listings, fintech, and global apps. Tablet mockups (iPad) work for productivity tools, magazine layouts, and SaaS dashboards where horizontal real estate matters. All frames render at high resolution so they stay crisp on Retina displays and 4K screens.
When to Use a Phone Mockup
Use phone mockups for App Store and Google Play screenshots, product hunt launches, landing page hero sections, pitch decks, case studies, social media posts (especially Instagram carousels and Twitter threads), client deliverables, design portfolios on Dribbble or Behance, and email newsletter previews. A clean device frame instantly signals "real, shipping product" the way a raw screenshot does not.
Free, Private, No Watermark
Your screenshot never leaves your browser. The entire mockup is rendered on-device using HTML canvas — no uploads, no servers, no accounts, no watermark. Export in PNG up to ~4K for print and high-DPI displays, JPG for smaller file sizes on the web, or WebP for the best modern compression. Pick a transparent background to layer the mockup over your own designs in Figma, Photoshop, or any editor.