Free Mockup vs Monkr

Free Mockup is a free web directory for discovering mockup templates and browser-based image tools. Its catalog combines resources from external creators with mockups made by its own team, covering devices, packaging, apparel, stationery, print, branding, logos, signage and scene creators. Templates help present logos, packaging and digital interfaces on realistic objects and scenes. Most downloads are layered Photoshop PSD files, often using smart objects; some listings also provide PSB, Figma or Sketch files. In-house downloads come directly from Free Mockup, while external entries may redirect to their original hosts. Most creators allow personal and commercial use, but each listing’s licence needs checking. The site says files generally cannot be resold or redistributed. Its browser device generator places PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG screenshots into device or browser frames, supports rows, columns and grids, and exports PNG at 1×, 2× or 3× scale. Free Mockup says screenshots stay in the browser rather than being uploaded. Other browser tools cover conversion, compression, resizing, cropping, Figma export, website screenshots and AI upscaling.

Monkr is a free, open-source mockup generator that runs entirely in a web browser. It creates still and animated device mockups with customizable backgrounds, scenes, text overlays, and animations, and it supports App Store screenshot workflows. Mockup categories include iPhone, Android, iPad, Mac, desktop, Apple Watch, Apple TV, TV, and browser. Layout templates include Single Center, Side by Side, Grid 2x2, Isometric, and Phone + Tablet. Scene presets include Cosmic Hero, Abstract Center, Holo Laptop, and Full Responsive. Device choices include iPhone models, Pixel 7 Pro, and Nothing Phone. Canvas modes cover General, Social, App Store, and Play Store, with landscape, portrait, square, ultrawide, and Studio Display formats. Controls include position, scale, rotation, 3D tilt, shadow, and edge glow. Projects can use .monkr files, with PNG, JPG, MP4, MOV, and WebM exports. Animated exports use FFmpeg WASM.