Screen content stays exact
Map your screenshot or MP4 onto the device screen instead of asking a generator to recreate the UI.
Comparison
AI mockups vs controlled 3D mockups
Prompt-generated visuals are useful for mood, campaign exploration, and quick background ideas. When the product screen must stay exact, a browser-based 3D device mockup workflow gives you direct control over the screen media, camera, canvas ratio, material color, video timing, and export quality.
AI mockups vs controlled 3D
Use AI for mood and backgrounds; use controlled 3D when the product screen must stay exact.
Upload your screen
Use AI for mood and backgrounds; use controlled 3D when the product screen must stay exact.
Upload your screen
Why controlled 3D mockups help campaign work
The more specific the product UI becomes, the more valuable a deterministic mockup workflow is.
One setup, many assets
Reuse camera, ratio, motion, and colors across launch images, product videos, and sales visuals.
Credits stay predictable
Starter captures stay available. Credits are used only when you export paid-quality output.
When to use each workflow
AI and 3D mockups can work together, but they solve different parts of the job.
- Use AI-generated visuals for campaign mood boards, background exploration, and concept directions.
- Use controlled 3D mockups when your real app UI, dashboard text, and video timing need to stay exact.
- Use generated scenes around the device if needed, then keep the screen itself mapped from real media.
- Use the editor for repeatable export settings across a launch page, gallery, social campaign, and deck.
A practical campaign workflow
Use real source media
Start with your actual product screenshot or MP4 screen recording.
Choose a device frame
Pick phone, Pad, smartwatch, or laptop according to the product story.
Set reusable controls
Save the camera angle, canvas ratio, material palette, and motion preset for the campaign.
Export intentionally
Use watermarked drafts first, then spend credits only for paid-quality captures.
Which workflow fits the job?
| Need | Prompt-generated mockup | Controlled 3D device mockup |
|---|---|---|
| Exact app UI | Can drift, redraw text, change layout, or invent interface details. | Uses the uploaded screenshot or screen recording as the source of truth. |
| Video timing | Usually requires extra editing after generation. | Lets you choose source timing, record duration, motion, and final frame behavior. |
| Reusable campaign set | Each prompt can produce a different device shape, angle, lighting, or screen crop. | Keeps device, camera, color modules, canvas ratio, and export settings consistent. |
| Background ideas | Good for fast mood exploration and visual concepts. | Works well after the visual direction is chosen and the product screen needs precision. |
FAQ
When should I use a 3D device mockup instead of a prompt-generated image?
Use a controlled 3D device mockup when the screen content, device angle, canvas ratio, export resolution, and video timing need to stay consistent across campaign assets.
Can I still use AI-generated visuals with a 3D mockup workflow?
Yes. AI-generated backgrounds, textures, or campaign concepts can be useful around the device, while the product screenshot or screen recording remains mapped onto a calibrated 3D screen mesh.
Why not just prompt for a full device mockup?
Prompted mockups can look nice, but they may redraw the product UI, change text, or shift layout. A controlled mockup keeps the uploaded media as the source of truth.
Related pages
Use AI for ideas, then use controlled 3D for exact product assets.
When the screen content matters, upload the real UI and keep camera, timing, and export settings under your control.