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Mockpose
Screenshots, videos & app reviews studio
10 followers
Screenshots, videos & app reviews studio
10 followers
Mockpose turns a screenshot into a cinematic app preview — right in your browser. Drop an app screen (or a screen recording) onto a 3D iPhone, iPad, Mac or Watch, light the stage, and animate the camera on real motion paths. Export a frame-perfect 4K video, pixel-perfect App Store & Google Play screenshots, or a multi-panel composite — one scene, so every asset stays consistent. Compose by hand, from an AI prompt, or via MCP with your own agent. 100+ templates. Free to start — no install.
Love that it's browser-based and the motion path camera work looks solid. One thing I'd love: a way to auto-sync the 3D device rotation to a trackpad or gyroscope preview, so I can scrub through the angle on mobile before committing to the export. Would make reviewing client mocks so much faster.
@korekendef7753 Thanks 🙏 — and you've put your finger on exactly the review flow we care about. We already have shareable preview links you can send a client to open on their phone; right now they play the exported clip, so what you're describing — letting them scrub/tilt the angle interactively before you commit to the export — is the natural next step. And since Mockpose is live 3D in the browser (not a baked video), a gyro/touch viewer is genuinely feasible, not a rewrite. Mind if I ping you when we prototype it? You're clearly reviewing real client work — would love your eyes on it 👀
Dropped one of my app screens on the 3D iPhone and the lighting setup actually looked cinematic without me fiddling for ages. The camera motion paths feel surprisingly smooth for a browser tool.
@hayrettin960311 Exactly the reaction I was hoping for 🙏 "Cinematic without fiddling for ages" is the whole goal — the lighting should look right the moment you drop a screen in, not after 40 tweaks. And smooth camera motion is exactly the thing browsers usually turn jittery, so those easing curves got a lot of love. Really glad it clicked that fast — enjoy building with it 🎬
The cinematic look is genuinely impressive and I love that everything stays consistent across assets. One thing that would save me a ton of time is a built-in LUT picker or simple color grade presets right inside the lighting panel, so I can match my brand's vibe without exporting and tweaking in another tool. Would also be great if those grades could carry over to the static screenshot exports.
@murat5gkt Thank you — "consistent across assets" is exactly what we optimized for, so that really lands 🙏 The in-panel color grade / LUT idea is a great call. Today you'd shape the look via lighting + effects, but curated grade presets right in the panel (and custom LUT upload down the line) is very much the direction. The nice part: since image and video both render from the same live 3D scene, a grade set there would carry straight over to your static screenshot exports — exactly what you're after. Mind if I ping you when we put grades in front of people to test? 👀
The fact that camera animation runs on real motion paths and every export comes from the same scene is genuinely clever — it solves the "screenshot and video don't match" problem that drives me nuts with other tools.
@duygu190548 This is the decision the whole tool is built around, so it means a lot that it's what stood out 🙏 Most tools generate the screenshot and the video as two separate outputs — which is exactly why they drift. Mockpose has just one live 3D scene, and the image, the video, every device size and every localized version all render straight from it. So "they match" isn't something I keep in sync — it's physically the same source. The least flashy call I made, and the one that quietly fixes the thing that drove you nuts.
Dropped a screenshot on the iPhone template and was surprised how smooth the camera animation came out without me tweaking anything. Nice that the screenshots and video stayed consistent from the same scene.
The motion path camera animation is such a smart touch, makes previews feel like real cinematography instead of just static mockups.
@kranalkuubdpi Appreciate that! 🙌 The camera paths were the feature I sweated the most — the tricky part was making them feel cinematic for power users without scaring off people who just want a nice preview in 30 seconds. That balance between simple and powerful is the whole game for us, so this comment means a lot.