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Ubify Media & Design Operations
UI/UX & DIGITAL MEDIA SPECIALISTS
About This Tool
The Device Mockup Generator places software screenshots and UI designs into vector-drawn hardware frames for documentation, presentation decks, and product showcases.
### Supported Hardware Frames The generator renders clean hardware silhouettes onto a 1000×800 pixel canvas: - **Mobile Smartphone Frame**: Centers a 360×640 pixel viewport inside a dark curved bezel with a top speaker slot and camera notch. - **Laptop Computer Frame**: Centers a 600×380 pixel widescreen display above a 720-pixel metallic keyboard base and trackpad notch.
### Concrete Example 1. Upload a portrait screenshot ($1080 \times 1920$ px) from a mobile application. 2. Select the **Mobile** device frame button. 3. The tool scales and fits the screenshot into the 360×640 pixel display area inside the smartphone bezel. 4. Click **Download Mockup** to save a 1000×800 transparent PNG suitable for marketing sites or client slide decks.
### In-Browser Canvas Rendering Image compositing, scaling, and frame clipping run entirely inside your web browser via the HTML5 Canvas 2D API. No design drafts, client assets, or proprietary interface mockups are uploaded to an external server.
How to Use
- 1
Upload a screenshot or product image using the file selector.
- 2
Click Mobile or Laptop to choose your hardware presentation frame.
- 3
Review the live preview on the 1000×800 canvas.
- 4
Click Download Mockup to export a high-resolution transparent PNG.
Frequently Asked Questions
What resolution is the exported mockup image?
The canvas exports at 1000×800 pixels with a transparent background around the hardware frame.
What aspect ratio works best for mobile screenshots?
Standard 9:16 or 9:19.5 smartphone screenshots (such as 1080×1920 or 1170×2532) fit the mobile frame display area without distortion.
Are uploaded design assets uploaded to any server?
No. The image is drawn directly into a local canvas element in your browser and exported locally via client-side blob generation.