Mockit vs Monkr

Mockit is a browser-based 3D device mockup generator for designers, developers, and makers. A project can start from a website URL, screenshot, or Figma frame. The editor supports real-time device rotation and styling for backgrounds, shadows, and logos. Available mockups include iPhone, iPhone Duo, MacBook, iPad, desktop, monitor, kiosk, and Apple Watch. Exports include transparent PNGs, App Store screenshot kits, and short MP4 videos. Standard exports are free, up to 1200px, without signup or a watermark; guests are limited to five per day, while a free account removes that daily limit. HD exports up to 3000px use one credit each, and 10-second MP4 exports use three credits each. One-time credit packs cost $5.00 USD for Starter, $12.00 USD for Creator, or $20.00 USD for Pro; credits do not expire, but unused credits are non-refundable. Mockit runs in modern browsers, though phone exports may not render as expected, so desktop or laptop use is recommended for exporting.

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.