Keep interface details readable
Use a screenshot that matches the display proportions and inspect navigation, labels and data at the final image size. A mockup is not a substitute for testing the live interface.
Place a desktop interface screenshot in a computer frame to give it presentation context. Choose the display angle and scene that keep key interface details visible.
Category introduction
Use Desktop mockups to compare artwork on the product form before sharing a design. Select a template whose view and editable area suit your intended presentation; controls and export options vary by item.

Template features
Explore the available template views and practical checks for this product category.
Use a screenshot that matches the display proportions and inspect navigation, labels and data at the final image size. A mockup is not a substitute for testing the live interface.
Common questions
Helpful details about choosing a template, reviewing a design and using exported mockup images.
No. It presents a supplied screenshot in a device frame and does not test functionality, performance or compatibility.
Match the template to the product shape and the view you need to present. Check its card and editor for available views, editable areas and export options before starting.
Start with a clear image that fits the template's visible artwork area. Keep important details inside the crop, then review scale and legibility in the editor preview.
No. A mockup helps review appearance. Confirm dimensions, materials, print areas, compatibility and production requirements with the relevant supplier or product specifications.
No. A mockup presents a supplied screen in a device frame. Test the live interface on supported hardware and verify device dimensions separately.