Mockit vs Presenta

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.

Presenta is a browser-based mockup studio that frames screenshots and exports finished images. It offers more than 35 device and browser frames, including phones, tablets, laptops, and watches. Editing tools include backgrounds, shadows, 3D transforms, depth of field, effects, text and image layers, and artboards. Exports are PNG, JPG, and WebP, up to 4×. The free tier includes the studio, timeline authoring, and image export, and costs nothing. The site says work stays in the browser tab, nothing uploads, and no installation or account is required. One AI Site Shots collection can be tried free; each collection contains five artboards based on live desktop and mobile captures. Pro features include Site Shots by URL, WebM video export, background removal, transparent canvas, and Pro templates. Pro costs $8 a month. Presenta also documents an MCP server and JSON bridge for clients including Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Cursor.