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About Mock
What is Mock?
Mock is a free online tool that instantly wraps your screen recordings in realistic, high-fidelity device frames — from iPhones and iPads to MacBooks and Galaxy phones. Upload a video up to 5 minutes (or 10 minutes for Pro users), choose your device model, orientation, background color or image, and export directly to YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, or Dribbble. No software installation required.
Who is it for?
Mock is built for product demo creators, UX designers, app developers, marketers, and content creators who need quick, professional-looking video mockups without design software. It is not a full video editor — it focuses on one task: adding device frames to screen recordings. If you need complex timeline editing or multi-layer compositing, look elsewhere.
Key use cases
App demo walkthroughs for app store submissions, social media teasers with device frames for Instagram or LinkedIn, client presentations that show product workflows in context, and developer documentation where screen captures need visual polish. Mock supports over 50 Apple and Android devices, including iPhone 16 series, iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Samsung Galaxy S21 series, with portrait or landscape orientation and customizable background colors.
Key features
- 50+ device frames — Choose from the latest iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, and select Android devices including Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel.
- 5-minute free video limit — Record and mockup clips up to 5 minutes for free; get 10 minutes as a Pro user.
- Multiple export presets — One-click export for YouTube, Instagram Story/Post, Facebook, Twitter, and Dribbble (HD).
- No watermark option — Pro users can remove the Mock watermark from final exports.
- Background customization — Choose a solid background color or upload an image (Pro) behind your device frame.
- 2x resolution export — Pro users can export at double resolution for crisp, high-quality mockups.
- Email delivery — Simply enter your email and Mock sends the finished video to your inbox.
SaaSpartout Score
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Mock Pricing
Mock pricing: Free, with Pro from $TBD/mo. Billing model: Freemium.
For comparison: the median starting price in Design & Creative is $12/month, measured across 274 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Free Plan
Free. Includes up to 5-minute videos, all device frames, standard 1x resolution, background color options, and Mock watermark.
Pro Plan
Pricing not publicly listed. Pro users get up to 10-minute videos, background image upload, watermark removal, and 2x resolution export.
No credit card required to start on the Free plan. Pro details are not published on the website — check in-app for current pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Is Mock free to use?
Yes, Mock has a free plan that lets you create mockup videos up to 5 minutes long with a Mock watermark. Pro features like longer clips, watermark removal, and background image support require a paid subscription.
How much does Mock cost?
Mock's free plan costs $0. Pro plan pricing is not publicly listed on the website. To upgrade, open the tool and look for Pro options.
What devices does Mock support?
Mock supports over 50 Apple and Android devices including iPhone 16 series, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, Samsung Galaxy S21/S20 series, Google Pixel, and many older models like iPhone 5C and Nokia 220.
Can I remove the Mock watermark?
Yes, Pro users can remove the Mock watermark from their exported videos. The free plan includes a visible watermark.
Who is Mock best for?
Mock is best for app developers, product managers, UX designers, marketers, and content creators who need quick screen recording mockups with realistic device frames for demos, social media, or presentations.
What are the limitations of Mock?
The free plan limits videos to 5 minutes. Mock only adds device frames — it is not a video editor. No trim, crop, or multi-track editing. Pro users get 10-minute videos, but there is no listed API or batch processing.
