Presenta

Presenta is a browser-based mockup studio for framing screenshots and turning them into finished images. It suits people who want a self-contained editing workflow without an install or account. The free plan is strong for still-image work, but URL-based captures, video export, and several other features sit behind Pro.

Overview

Presenta brings mockup framing, layered editing, and image export into one browser workspace. Its library spans more than 35 device and browser frames, while editing tools include backgrounds, shadows, 3D transforms, depth of field, effects, text and image layers, and artboards. That breadth makes it useful for creating polished product visuals without switching tools; its paid-only video and capture features limit the free workflow.

The site says work stays in the browser tab and nothing uploads, and Presenta requires no installation or account. Background removal also runs on-device for uploaded screenshots. For coding-agent workflows, it documents an MCP server and JSON bridge for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, and other MCP clients. Presenta says agent calls are validated and rate-limited, image sources are limited to safe schemes, and text layers remain plain text.

Key features

Device and browser framing: More than 35 frames include phones, tablets, laptops, browsers, and watches. That variety supports product imagery across common screen formats without making the frame library a reason to leave the studio.

Layered composition: Backgrounds, shadows, 3D transforms, depth of field, effects, text and image layers, and artboards give users meaningful control over the final composition. The result is more flexible than a frame-and-export-only workflow.

Image export: PNG, JPG, and WebP exports are available up to 4×. Timeline authoring is included on Free, though WebM video export is reserved for Pro.

Site Shots: A free tryout gives one AI Site Shots collection, with five artboards from live desktop and mobile captures. Repeated Site Shots by URL use requires Pro.

Agent integration: The MCP server and JSON bridge make Presenta relevant to users who want to connect the studio with supported MCP clients. Its stated validation and rate-limiting controls, safe image-source restrictions, and plain-text layers are useful safeguards in that context.

Pricing

Presenta has a free plan and one paid plan. Free costs nothing, billed $0 forever, and includes the whole studio plus PNG/JPG/WebP export. It is the sensible starting point for static mockups and occasional editing; it gives up Site Shots by URL, WebM video export, background removal, transparent canvas, and Pro templates.

Pro costs $8 a month, billed $8 per month. It adds those five features, making it the appropriate choice for recurring URL-based captures, video mockups, or workflows that depend on transparency or background removal. The free Site Shots tryout is limited to one collection of five artboards, so it is a sample rather than a substitute for Pro access.

Platforms

Presenta runs on the web and is also categorized as an API product. The browser-based workflow needs no installation or account, and the site says projects stay in the browser tab rather than uploading. Commercial use is supported.

Who it's for

Presenta is a good fit for designers, makers, and product teams who need framed screenshots, layered compositions, or export-ready stills without adding a desktop app to their workflow. The free plan is especially suitable for occasional static work. Pro makes more sense for regular capture and video needs; users who need a different platform mix or a different mockup workflow should compare alternatives.

Pros and cons

Pro: More than 35 device and browser frames plus substantial layer and effect controls make the studio useful beyond basic screenshot framing.

Pro: Free includes the studio and three common image formats, with exports up to 4×.

Pro: No install or account is required, and Presenta says processing stays in the browser.

Pro: The documented MCP and JSON integrations support agent-connected workflows, with stated input and rate safeguards.

Con: WebM export, recurring Site Shots by URL, background removal, transparent canvas, and Pro templates all require a monthly subscription.

Con: The free Site Shots offer is only one five-artboard collection, which limits its value for ongoing capture work.

Alternatives

Consider these Mockup Libraries or Mockup Generator Software if you want to compare broader categories before choosing a tool.

Mockuuups Studio is worth considering if you want Linux, macOS, Windows, and web support, or prefer a professional plan with 5300+ mockups at $12 a month; its free collection is limited and requires attribution.

Angle 4 is an option for macOS, web, or Windows users who want sample mockups and plugins for Figma, Sketch, and XD on its free personal-use plan.

The Mock House may suit mobile-first workflows, with Android and iOS alongside web. Its free tier caps output at 3 mockups per month, adds a watermark, and limits use to personal projects.

Mediamodifier Mockup Generator is another freemium web and mobile option, with an API platform listing and free templates, fonts, and Unsplash and GIPHY integrations.

Rotato is a candidate if you prefer a one-time purchase: its Standard plan costs $69 as a one-time purchase and includes 30+ devices, multi-device scenes, and premium video templates.

Polymock suits web users seeking unlimited renders and end products on a free community license, provided attribution is acceptable.

Shots is another web-based option.

Artboard Studio is worth comparing if you want a web tool with an extension option or prefer an annual or lifetime plan.

Verdict

Choose Presenta if you want a browser-based studio that combines a broad range of screenshot frames with real editing controls and useful free image exports. Its main advantage is the amount of static mockup work available without a subscription; look elsewhere if you need video or URL-based capture without paying, or want a platform-specific workflow.