Artboard Studio vs Dynamic Mockups

Artboard Studio is an online mockup generator and editor for designers, running in a browser without software installation. Its library contains more than 5,000 mockups across device, apparel, packaging, print, branding, and out-of-home categories. Users can place images or videos on mockup surfaces, adjust backgrounds, and export high-resolution images. Image formats are PNG, JPEG, and WEBP; video formats are MP4 and WEBM. A prompt-based AI generator creates a mockup from a text prompt and chosen style. The Artboard Mockups plugin gives access to the library, 3D models, and animations inside Figma, while an Adobe Express plugin is another optional way to use the service. The site describes the mockups as useful for case studies, portfolio projects, and client presentations. A free plan is available. Lite is listed at $108 a year, Pro at $228 a year, and Lifetime Mockup at $129, paid once. The Pro plan lists unlimited image and video exports; the Lifetime Mockup plan has no recurring payments.

Dynamic Mockups is a web and API platform for producing product mockups at scale for print-on-demand businesses, online stores, agencies, developers, and enterprises. Its library contains more than 1,000 templates, and users can upload their own Photoshop files. Bulk generation creates mockups across templates, makes color variants, and exports results together. MockAnything AI turns uploaded images into lifestyle mockups, and the page also describes converting those images into videos with one click. The REST API offers single and batch rendering, smart-object targeting, color options, and multiple export formats and resolutions. Listed integrations include Shopify, Etsy, WordPress, Make, Zapier, and Adobe Photoshop workflows. Export formats include PNG, JPG, and WebP. The free plan starts with 50 credits, but API renders are watermarked. Pro costs $15 a month, billed annually, and includes 3,600 credits per year and clean API exports. Static mockup exports and API renders use one credit each; AI images use 5–15 credits and AI videos use 40–160 credits.