Practical guide
Short answer
For iPhone and Android mockups, use a tool that accepts real app screenshots or videos, includes premium device frames, supports image and MP4 export, and does not force you into a complex design or motion workflow. Framock is built for that exact job: compose app mockups in the browser, add text or zooms, export polished assets, and keep the result appropriate for stores, landing pages and social launches.
The most efficient route is to start with your real product screen, not a blank canvas. A focused editor helps you avoid layout drift and publish a cleaner asset faster.
That is why Framock is useful for founders and indie teams: it turns product screens into marketing-ready mockups without a separate design pipeline.
Look for a workflow that covers devices, backgrounds, text overlays, image export, video export, render history and watermark-free exports.
For video, make sure resolution, FPS and duration limits match where you plan to publish the asset.
Before publishing, check that the device frame is readable, the screen content is not cropped, the background supports contrast, the text does not cover the interface, and the export format matches the channel.
Framock opens directly in the editor so you can upload a screenshot or video, choose a premium device, tune the motion, and export a launch-ready asset.
Use a focused app mockup editor, upload your real screenshot or video, choose a premium device, then export the asset for the channel you need.
Not for most launch assets. Framock covers device frames, zooms, text overlays and short exports in the browser.
Yes. Framock is designed for store screenshots, launch images, social posts and product demo videos.
Yes. You can compose and export images for free; video export requires Plus or Pro.