Mockit review
A focused web tool for making device mockups quickly from URLs, screenshots, or Figma.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Mockit is a browser-based 3D device mockup generator for designers, founders, developers, freelancers, and product teams. It turns a website URL, uploaded screenshot, or Figma frame into mockups for iPhone, iPhone Duo, iPad, MacBook, desktop, Apple Watch, and foldable phone formats. The editor also supports custom backgrounds, shadows, logos, transparent PNGs, App Store screenshot kits, and 10-second MP4 rotation exports. Its strongest fit is for people who need polished device scenes without moving between several design tools.
Pricing is built around a free Standard plan and one-time HD credits. Standard costs 0 and includes unlimited standard exports up to 1200px, with no signup required and no watermark. Starter, Creator, and Pro add 20, 75, and 200 HD credits respectively; each supports HD exports up to 3000px, and the credits never expire. According to the vendor's pricing page, credits are non-refundable. This structure suits occasional HD work because unused credits remain available, while frequent high-resolution production requires monitoring credit usage.
The workflow is broad enough for common product-presentation needs while staying focused on device mockups. Figma import is the named integration, and the web editor supports 3D rotation and scene composition instead of limiting users to flat frames. Desktop or laptop use is recommended because exports from a phone currently do not render as expected, even though mobile browsers can browse and edit. Choose Mockit for fast browser-based device visuals, App Store assets, and short rotation videos. Teams seeking a wider general-purpose mockup library or extensive integrations should look elsewhere.
Mockit pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free unlimited standard exports with no signup or watermark
- Imports website URLs, screenshots, and Figma frames
- Adds 3D scenes, transparent PNGs, App Store kits, and MP4 rotations
- Where it doesn't
- HD exports require credits rather than unlimited rendering
- Mobile exports currently do not render as expected
- Focused on device mockups rather than a broad mockup library
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