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Angle is a library of editable device mockups for designers using Sketch, Figma or Adobe XD. It suits people who need scalable device visuals within those design tools. The 1,000-asset library is its central draw; solo licensing and the personal-use-only free plan make team and commercial use worth resolving before relying on it.

Overview

Angle covers iOS, Android and desktop devices, including iPad, MacBook, iMac and Pro Display XDR. Its mockups are layered vector files that can be resized without losing sharpness, which is useful when a device composition needs to fit different layouts or output sizes. That flexibility matters more than sheer category breadth for designers who want to keep artwork editable rather than use a fixed-size image.

The workflow varies by tool. Figma mockups can be added by dragging in a.fig file, and the Sketch download includes the library plus an exclusive plugin. Angle offers 50 free mockups to try with its plugin, giving prospective users a way to assess the assets before buying. The free plan, however, is for personal use only.

Key features

Layered vector assets: Infinite resizing preserves sharpness, while editable files offer more flexibility than flattened mockup images. This is a practical advantage for designers adapting the same composition to multiple formats.

Three design-tool integrations: Sketch, Figma and Adobe XD support makes Angle relevant to designers already using any of those tools. The included Sketch plugin and drag-and-drop Figma workflow are concrete conveniences; no comparable workflow detail is given for XD.

Broad device range: iOS, Android and desktop collections include tablets, laptops and displays, so the library can serve more than phone-screen presentations.

Pricing

Angle has a free plan and two paid one-time purchases. Free costs nothing and includes sample mockups and plugins for Figma, Sketch and XD, but restricts use to personal projects. It is suitable for trying the library or personal work, not commercial deliverables.

Full Library costs $79, paid once. It includes 1000+ mockups, commercial use and upgrades for one full year, making it the sensible choice for an individual who needs the broader collection for paid work. Its single-user license means it is not a team-wide purchase.

Lifetime costs $149, paid once and includes everything in Full Library plus unlimited upgrades. It is marked as an early supporter limited plan; the main added benefit over Full Library is ongoing upgrades rather than a different usage license. One license covers one user, and Angle assets may not be redistributed or resold. Teams are directed to contact [email protected] about team licenses. Angle accepts credit cards and PayPal.

Platforms

Angle is available for macOS, Windows and the web. Its editable mockup formats are Sketch, Figma and Adobe XD, giving designers on those tools a direct asset workflow; platform availability should not be confused with support for additional design applications.

Who it's for

Angle is a strong fit for individual designers who regularly need polished device framing across mobile, tablet and desktop layouts and want vector files they can resize. It is less suitable for teams needing shared licensing unless they arrange team terms, or for users whose preferred design environment is outside Sketch, Figma and XD. Commercial users should choose a paid plan rather than the personal-use free tier.

Pros and cons

Pro: A 1,000-asset library spans mobile and desktop categories, reducing the need to piece together device visuals from separate collections.

Pro: Layered vectors remain sharp at different sizes and editable within supported design tools.

Pro: The free sample and plugins let users explore the assets in their workflow before committing to a paid plan.

Con: Free use is limited to personal projects, so commercial work requires a paid license.

Con: A license covers one user and assets cannot be redistributed or resold, which constrains team sharing and onward distribution.

Con: Full Library upgrades last one year; unlimited upgrades require the higher-priced Lifetime plan.

Alternatives

Mockup Libraries is the broader category to browse if Angle's tool-specific library is not the right fit.

Choose Mockuuups Studio if you want a larger 5,300+ mockup collection on its Professional plan, or a free collection with attribution; it also has a free trial and supports Linux as well as desktop and web platforms.

Presenta is another freemium option, with web and API availability and a free plan offering the whole studio with PNG, JPG and WebP export.

Consider The Mock House if a monthly plan and a free tier with three mockups per month, 2K downloads, five saves and watermarked output suit your needs better.

Mediamodifier Mockup Generator is a freemium alternative with free mockup templates, design templates, fonts and download or embed options.

Polymock is a free web-based option with unlimited renders and end products under its attribution-required Community License.

Shots is another web-based alternative.

Artboard Studio offers a web and extension-based alternative, with a free plan and paid options including an annual Lite Plan and one-time Lifetime Mockup plan.

Mockit is a web-based alternative with a free Standard plan that allows unlimited exports up to 1200px, without signup or a watermark.

Verdict

Choose Angle if you are an individual designer who wants a broad, editable vector mockup library inside Sketch, Figma or XD, especially for work that spans device sizes. Its free samples lower the risk of evaluating the workflow, but commercial use requires payment and one-user licensing limits straightforward team adoption. Look elsewhere if shared licensing or a different design-tool workflow is central to your work.