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Showcase your website, SaaS app, or dashboard in beautiful MacBook M4 frames. Create professional laptop mockups in seconds — no Photoshop required. Export static PNGs or animated GIF/WebM mockups for Product Hunt openers and landing-page hero loops.
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Showcase your app or website in MacBook frames. Pick a template and export.
See what's possible. Real outputs from the editor.
The largest MacBook display for showcasing detailed interfaces.
Perfect balance of size and portability for your mockups.
The sleek, modern design that customers love.
The striking new finish for a premium look.
Classic Apple aesthetic that never goes out of style.
Warm, elegant tone for softer presentations.
Create professional mockups in three simple steps. No design skills required.
Drag and drop or select any screenshot, design, or image from your device.
Pick from iPhone, iPad, MacBook, browser frames and beautiful gradient backgrounds.
Download as PNG, WebP, JPEG, GIF, or video. Ready for marketing in seconds.
Two capabilities that separate Screenhance from every other mockup tool in 2026: animated exports and App Store screenshot localization.
Template-driven motion — float, reveal, parallax. Export animated mockups at Product Hunt, landing-page, and Twitter/X dimensions. Most mockup tools are static-only.
One master design, per-locale captions, every required Apple and Google Play size per language. RTL and CJK support. Apple reports localized listings drive 2-3x install lifts.
iPhone 17 Pro Max (1320×2868), iPhone Air (1260×2736), iPad Pro M4 (2064×2752), and the full Google Play set — exported from one design in a single pass.
Pick a template, drop in your screenshot, export. No Figma, no Photoshop, no learning curve. Free tier covers 3 exports a month; the $6 Launch Pass covers a launch with 10 watermark-free image exports.
Show your product in action on your website hero section.
Stand out with polished visuals on launch day.
Share updates with professional-looking screenshots.
Impress stakeholders with realistic product mockups.
The choice between a MacBook Pro and a MacBook Air frame is a positioning decision dressed up as a visual one. MacBook Pro — especially the 14-inch in Space Black — reads as the modern professional laptop. It is what engineers, designers, and product people open on Twitter when they share their setup, so a Pro mockup tells the viewer “this is a serious tool for serious work”. Default to the 14-inch Pro for SaaS dashboards, developer tools, and anything aimed at a technical buyer. The 16-inch reads slightly heavier and only earns its place when the screenshot genuinely needs the horizontal canvas — wide BI dashboards, multi-pane code editors, video timelines.
MacBook Air is softer. The thinner profile and lighter colorways (Starlight, Silver) signal approachability rather than power, which is exactly what you want for consumer apps, education products, journaling tools, or anything where “intimidating” would tank the conversion. The Air also pairs better with light, pastel backgrounds — a Pro frame on a pink gradient looks like a typo. If you can only ship one mockup, picture your target customer's laptop and pick that one. For cross-device hero shots, the iPhone mockup generator lines up with the same Space Black or Starlight finish so the family feels intentional.
Three mistakes show up in nearly every bad SaaS MacBook mockup. The first is capturing at the wrong aspect ratio: the 14-inch MacBook frame expects 16:10, but most browser screenshots come out at 16:9, which forces either letterboxing or stretching. Always capture inside the actual viewport size the frame expects, or open the screenshot in Screenhance and crop intentionally. The second is leaving sample data that breaks the spell — “Test Customer”, “asdfasdf@gmail.com”, charts showing zeros. Take ten minutes to seed real-looking demo data before you capture. Investors and prospects pattern-match instantly.
The third mistake is composition. A MacBook mockup centered on a flat background is a tired pattern; everyone on Twitter has seen ten thousand of them. Lean into one of two stronger compositions: angled with a subtle shadow and a single gradient (good for landing-page heroes), or cropped — only the top two-thirds of the laptop visible against a dark background, with the screenshot taking up most of the canvas (much better for blog cards and feature sections). Both are one-click presets in Screenhance. If you are building a launch image, see our landing page mockup generator for the cropped composition with text overlays in the right place for hero copy.
Screenhance includes MacBook Pro 16-inch, MacBook Pro 14-inch, and MacBook Air M2 frames. Each model is available in multiple colors including Space Black, Silver, and Starlight.
Yes. This works as a free laptop mockup generator: drop in any website, app, or dashboard screenshot and place it in a realistic MacBook Pro or Air frame. The MacBook frames double as clean, current laptop mockups for landing pages, pitch decks, and social posts, and you can export a static PNG or an animated GIF/WebM.
Absolutely! MacBook mockups are perfect for SaaS landing pages, helping you showcase your web app or dashboard in a realistic laptop frame that customers can relate to.
Free users can export at 1x resolution. Pro users can export at up to 3x resolution, which is perfect for Retina displays and high-quality marketing materials.
For mockups, yes! Screenhance is specifically built for creating device mockups quickly. No templates to find, no layers to manage - just upload and export in seconds.
Default to the 14-inch MacBook Pro in Space Black for SaaS and developer-facing products — it reads as the modern professional laptop. Use MacBook Air when you want softer, friendlier energy (consumer apps, design tools, education) and 16-inch Pro only when you genuinely need the extra horizontal room for a wide dashboard.
Capture at 1440 wide minimum. The 14-inch MacBook frame renders best at a 1512×982 logical resolution, but exporting from a 2880-wide screenshot gives you Retina headroom. Never upscale a smaller capture — it softens text and ruins the credibility of the mockup.
Match aspect ratios. A MacBook Pro frame expects a 16:10 screenshot. If you capture at 16:9 (common with browser dev-tools), the screenshot either letterboxes or stretches. Either re-capture at the frame's native ratio or accept clean letterboxing — never auto-stretch.
Yes. Toggle the background off and Screenhance exports a transparent PNG of just the MacBook frame with your screenshot inside. Useful when you want to composite the mockup into a custom hero in Figma or hand it to a designer for a deck.
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