MockupKit vs Shotsnapp

MockupKit creates product listing images from PSD templates, in a browser or programmatically through a REST API. The library includes more than 1,000 templates across plans, with scenes for items such as bags, framed prints, mugs, apparel and phones. It accepts PSD files from Photoshop CS6 onward and exports PNG or JPG images in various resolutions. Smart object detection, perspective-aware positioning, scaling and rotation help place artwork. Batch processing can render up to 100 templates at once. The REST API exposes template geometry and blend and mask metadata for client-side WebGL previews. The maker associates its mockups with Shopify, Etsy, Amazon, BigCommerce, Wix and WooCommerce. MockupKit is available on the web and through its API. The Free plan includes 25 mockups per month, standard resolution, basic API access and 1 GB storage. Plus costs $19 a month; Professional costs $49 a month; Enterprise costs $249 a month. Uploaded PSD files and artwork are typically deleted within 24 hours after processing, while generated mockups are stored for up to 48 hours.

Shotsnapp is a web tool for turning a design file or screenshot into a device mockup image. Users choose a device, add artwork, adjust its appearance, and download the result. Scene types include mobile phones, tablets, laptops, browsers, displays, smart watches, app-store images, text, and icons. Custom design uploads, pre-designed templates, custom fonts, and Unsplash photos are supported. The maker lists social posts, feature announcements, presentations, app-store screenshots, support content, and documentation as uses. The free Basic plan costs nothing and allows one object per canvas, with free templates, curated Unsplash photos, and PNG or JPEG export. Pro costs $48 a year for one year of access, paid once without a subscription. It adds unlimited objects, unlimited pre-designed templates, unlimited Unsplash photo search, and more device model styles and variations; PNG and JPEG export remain available. Safari and Microsoft Edge may permit editing but may not download the finished image; Chrome or Firefox is recommended. Shotsnapp is described as a solo-maker product by @gaddafirusli, made in Malaysia.