A macOS window
One click adds a macOS title bar with the red, yellow and green buttons, so a flat crop reads as a desktop app shot.
iPhone, iPad, Pixel and MacBook mockups in one click
A raw crop looks unfinished. Framed as a desktop window, a browser tab, or a device screen, the same screenshot reads as a product. A window, a browser, or one of 34 devices — iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Pixel and six 3D iPhone poses, in their own colours or any colour you pick.
A frame for every kind of screenshot
Window chrome for app UI, a browser bar for web pages, a device for mobile and desktop shots.
A browser for web work
Adds window controls and an address bar above the image, so landing pages, dashboards and docs read as live sites, not floating rectangles.
iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch and Pixel mockups
Put a mobile capture in an iPhone 17 Pro, an iPhone Air or a Pixel 10 Pro, a tablet shot in an iPad Pro or a Pixel Tablet, a desktop shot on a MacBook or an iMac, a watch face on an Apple Watch Ultra, or an angled 3D iPhone. Each is a real device render with a transparent screen: the screenshot fills it, and the Screenshot size slider scales the device.
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Questions about window and device mockups
Which frames exist and how they behave in the export.
- Two windows — macOS and a browser with an address bar — and 28 devices: iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, iPhone 17, 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max, iPhone Air, iPhone Duo, iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max; iPad Pro 13″ and 11″, iPad Air and iPad mini, each in portrait and landscape; MacBook Pro 16″ and 14″, MacBook Air 13″, iMac 24″; Apple Watch Ultra and Series 8; Pixel 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL, 10 and Pixel Tablet; plus six 3D poses of an iPhone 15 Pro. Windows are one click each; devices sit under Frame in the Device panel, sorted into the iPhone, iPhone 3D, iPad, Android, Mac and Watch families.
- Drop the mobile capture in, open Device and pick an iPhone under Frame. The screenshot fills the device screen, and the Screenshot size slider scales the mockup.
- Yes. The window frames are drawn by the editor, and the device frames are renders at 2–3× device scale, 1,200 to 3,200 pixels across for phones, tablets and Macs — more than a 2× export uses — so both stay as sharp as the rest of the export.
- Yes. Frames compose with any background, shadow, rounding and caption, and the whole composition lands in one export.
- The iPhone 17 and 18, iPhone Air, iPhone Duo and iPad Pro bezels are Apple Design Resources; the Pixel frames are the Android Studio device skins of the Android Open Source Project (Apache 2.0); the flat iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, iPad Air, iPad mini, Mac and Apple Watch renders and the 3D iPhone 15 Pro poses are adapted from free mockup files on Figma Community. Screenshots.Guru is not affiliated with Apple or Google, and the exported image is yours to use.
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