iPhone mockup generator · Mac
Drop in a screenshot or a screen recording. Put it in a photoreal iPhone, a 3D device, or a real photo — then let the camera orbit, push in or sweep across it. Save a crisp PNG, or a product video that actually plays. No Photoshop, no PSD templates.
Make your first mockup freeFree for macOS · every mockup mode, all 52 photos and every camera move on the free plan

Swap between a 3D close-up, a multi-device scene and a real photo without re-editing anything.


Start from the welcome screen with any image or video you already have — or record your app, the iOS Simulator or a real iPhone over USB.
Choose a flat photoreal frame or a 3D device, then the exact model and finish. Add a background, a second device, or a real-photo scene.
Click "Save frame as image" for a lossless PNG or a JPG, or copy it to the clipboard. For motion, export MP4, GIF, WebP or an App Store Preview.


One toggle at the top of the Mockup tab. Switch modes and your recording comes with you.
One iPhone, exactly the one your users hold.
Your product across phone and Mac, in one shot.
Your app in a real photograph, not a render.

Every photo comes with the screen's corners measured, so your recording lands in perspective with no warping by hand. Screenify only shows scenes that match what you recorded — iPhone shots for an iPhone capture, Mac setups for a Mac one. Five scenes hold a laptop and a phone together, each with its own screen.


This is where a mockup becomes a product video. Each mode gets its own motion track on the timeline.
18 camera shots, ready to drop on the timeline.
5 still angles, such as Hero, Portrait, Drama and Top Down, and 13 moves: Hover Spin, Tilt Loop, Reveal, Breathe, Anthem, Clean, Wander, Top Closeup, Bottom Closeup, Vertigo, Turntable, Whip and Pull Back. Each card previews its move on hover.
Full control: Distance, Speed and Reach reshape any shot. Need something else? Switch to keyframes, drag the phone on the preview to set the angle, scroll to zoom, and pick the easing.
One camera glides across the whole scene, like a product film.
Devices assemble, slide in or fan into place while the camera pushes in, orbits or sways. Picking a template sets all of it for you.
Full control: Set speed, easing and the camera move per segment, or keyframe position, angle and zoom. Segments blend in and out so the camera never snaps.

A still photo that feels like it was filmed.
7 moves: Hold, Push in, Reveal, Pull back, Drift, Breathe and Sweep — each segment with its own timing and easing.
Full control: Give each segment a different photo and your video cuts between real scenes as it plays. Pace the cuts Even, Speed up or Slow down.
6 moods for 3D scenes: Studio, Soft, Dramatic, Warm, Cool and Bright.
Aperture and focal length, so the background falls into a soft blur behind the phone.
Put the device in an environment or on a desk surface, with a ground shadow you tune for opacity, size, blur and offset.
Glass glare with its own intensity, an optional hover bob, a MacBook lid you can open and close, a macOS menu bar, and a Dynamic Island only when you need one.

Template sites stop at a still image. Put a screen recording on the iPhone instead and it plays inside the device, with every zoom and camera move you add.
When it's for your listing, export an App Store Preview: Screenify checks the spec — length, audio track, frame rate — and picks the right size for each iPhone display.

Template sites give you a nice still frame — and then you need Photoshop or Figma, a smart object, and the patience to line up your screenshot. Every new screen means doing it again.
Every mode on this page — device frames, 3D devices, multi-device scenes, all 52 real photos and every camera move — is on the free plan, with a small watermark. Pro takes the watermark off and adds 4K export — monthly, yearly, or a $149 lifetime license.
Yes. Device frames, 3D devices, multi-device scenes, all 52 real photos and every camera move are on the free plan. Free exports carry a small Screenify watermark, and videos export at 1080p for up to 5 minutes. Pro removes the watermark and unlocks 4K.
Yes. Use "Save frame as image" next to the Export button to save the current frame as a lossless PNG or a JPG, at full or half resolution, or copy it straight to the clipboard.
The flat photoreal frames cover 20 iOS models — iPhone 14 through the iPhone 17 family, plus iPad Air, mini and Pro — in 81 colours, with the correct Dynamic Island. 3D iPhone, iPad and Mac models are available for angled shots.
Yes, and that is where Screenify differs from template sites. Drop in a screen recording and the video plays inside the iPhone. Export it as MP4, GIF or WebP, or as an App Store Preview with the right size and frame rate.
Yes. A 3D iPhone gets a Device Motion track with 18 camera shots — 5 still angles and 13 moves such as Turntable, Vertigo, Reveal and Pull Back. Tune each with Distance, Speed and Reach, or switch to keyframes and drag the device on the preview to set your own angles.
52 photographs in three packs: iPhone Scenes (24), iPhone Solo Scenes (20) and Mac Workspaces (8). Hands holding a phone, desks and workspaces, coffee shops, sofas, travel, hotel rooms and studio shots. Five of them show a laptop and a phone together, and each screen gets its own content.
No. There are no PSD smart objects to edit. Open your screenshot or recording in Screenify, pick a device and colour, and save. It runs as a native Mac app.
Yes. Multi-device mode holds up to three devices in one 3D scene, each with its own screen. Start from one of 6 one-click templates such as Ecosystem Reveal or Duo Slide, or pick an arrangement — Ecosystem, Mac + iPhone, Trio, Fan or Toss-Up — and build your own.
Free for macOS. Your screenshot in, a launch-ready mockup out.
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