Phone in hand
7 partsApp launches, pitch deck product slides and store visuals
- 01Your app screen
- 02Phone frame
- 03Hand and grip
- 04Angle
- 05Background setting
- 06Lighting
- 07Crop for the slide or post
Mockup scenes
Screens, scenes and presentation-ready mockups.
Choose a scenePick a scene that fits where the image will live, then drop in your screenshot and adjust the details.
App launches, pitch deck product slides and store visuals
Website heroes, SaaS dashboards and case studies
Showing one product working across phone, tablet and laptop
Launch day, feature updates and story formats
Fit the same screen to where it will be seen: a page, a slide or a feed.
The whole scene, for a landing page hero, a case study or a changelog image.
A tighter frame on the screen, sized to drop straight into a slide.
Scenes shown are illustrative mockups, not product screenshots.
Your app or site on phones, laptops and tablets.
Designs placed into realistic settings and backgrounds.
Images sized and styled to drop straight into a slide.
Crops for posts, banners and stories.
Anywhere a flat screenshot looks unfinished.
One screen per slide, in a device, with the point as the title.
A clean device shot above the fold.
The screen that changed, framed and front and centre.
A square or tall post for launch day.
One framed screen that shows this month's progress.
One device, one new feature, one clear image.
A design preview in a device, labelled honestly.
Your product on screen, big enough to read from the back.
Four steps from flat screen to finished shot.
Add a screenshot, design or product image.
Pick a device or describe the setting you want.
Tweak the angle, background and crop for where it'll be used.
Get a finished mockup image to use anywhere.
For anyone who needs their product to look finished in a slide, a page or a post.
Put the real app on a phone so the product slide shows something investors can picture people using.
One device, one new screen and a clean backdrop for the announcement post, email and changelog.
Frame each key screen on a device and arrange them into a consistent set for your listing.
Show client work in a realistic setting instead of as flat screens floating on a page.
Drop product shots into a PDF or proposal deck so it looks as considered as the product itself.
Create large product-in-use visuals for stands, banners and printed handouts.
A practical guide to choosing, cropping, framing and placing product screenshots so they look sharp on landing pages, decks and social posts.
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| Compared on | Pasting a flat screenshot | Building it in design software | Mockups.me |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where you start | The raw screen capture | A blank canvas or a downloaded file | Your screenshot and a chosen scene |
| Skills needed | None | Comfort with layers and masks | Upload, choose a scene, adjust |
| Looks like a real product | Rarely; it reads as a raw screen | Yes, with care and practice | Placed in a realistic device or setting |
| Control over details | Very little | Complete control over every pixel | Angle, background and crop |
| Formats for each channel | Cropped by hand | Exported per size by hand | Crops for slides, posts and stories |
| Best for | Quick internal notes | Bespoke brand campaigns | Decks, sites and social posts |
This compares approaches, not other products. Design software still suits fully bespoke work.
Once the screenshots are framed, you can build the presentation around them with presentations.ai.
A mockup generator that places your screenshots and designs into realistic phone, laptop, tablet and product scenes.
App screenshots, website designs, product photos and other images of your work.
No. Upload an image, choose a scene and download the result.
In presentations, on your website, in app store listings and on social media.
Use the highest-resolution screenshot you have, taken at the device's native size, so the mockup stays sharp.
Square and tall formats suit feeds; full-height vertical suits stories. Our blog covers the common ratios.
Mockups are quick and consistent; real photos show real use. Our blog compares the two.
One screen per slide, in a device, with a headline that says what it shows. Our blog has a full guide.
Pick a scene, drop in your screen and choose the crop for where it will be seen.
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