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Choose from 130 designed posts, editable platform views, profiles, ads, carousels, mobile feeds, and real-phone scenes for Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and X. Replace the screens and copy, then export a campaign-ready still or motion design.

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130 social templates across four platforms

Browse designed posts, editable native mockups, desktop and mobile profiles, Facebook ads, LinkedIn carousels, X posts, and realistic phone scenes. Filter by platform, template type, format, use case, and style.

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Show the post the way someone sees it

These six editable scenes place your image inside a real phone, hand, desk, or studio setting without sending you through the full library.

Choose the kind of social visual you actually need

A mockup is useful when the surrounding post or device adds context. If people will see the asset inside the real platform anyway, a clean image without simulated interface chrome is often clearer.

Use a post mockup

Show how a draft caption, carousel, poll, profile, or sponsored post will read before it is published. This is useful for approvals, portfolios, and campaign documentation.

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Use a plain post asset

Export the artwork without a fake feed wrapper when the real platform will supply the name, actions, and engagement controls. This avoids showing interface elements twice.

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Use a phone scene

Put the post or product screen in a device when the physical viewing context matters—for a case study, landing page, pitch, or announcement about the mobile experience.

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Editable parts, not a flattened screenshot

Social templates expose the parts that need to change. Replace the product media, then edit the included text layers instead of painting over a finished screenshot.

A platform mockup is still an illustration. Social interfaces and publishing rules change, so compare the final design with the live composer before using it as product documentation.

Replaceable media

Drop in a product screenshot, image, or campaign artwork wherever the template provides a media slot.

Editable post copy

Change the names, handles, captions, labels, timestamps, and display metrics included in that template.

Independent layers

Reposition, hide, or restyle text, assets, device frames, backgrounds, and supporting elements.

Reusable layouts

Save the composition, replace the content for the next update, and review each version before export.

Ratios are starting points

These common shapes help you choose a canvas. Verify the current requirements and preview in the platform you will publish to; placement, device, and interface changes can affect the crop.

Square feed artwork

1:1

A flexible starting point for feed posts and approval mockups.

Portrait feed artwork

4:5

More vertical space for a product screen, headline, and supporting detail.

Stories and vertical video

9:16

Keep important copy away from the interface areas at the top and bottom.

Link-preview artwork

About 1.91:1

Preview the real link card before launch; crops can differ by destination.

Review the exported post, not just the canvas

A polished mockup can still fail if the platform crops the message, the type is unreadable, or the image has no useful description.

Check the real crop

Upload a draft privately and inspect it on desktop and mobile. A template ratio is a starting point, not a promise about every feed surface.

Protect the safe zone

Keep the headline, logo, and primary screen away from edges that may be covered by controls, rounded corners, or a responsive crop.

Write useful alt text

Visible text inside an exported image is not a substitute for platform alt text. Describe the product state and the point the image makes.

Measure your version

Compare results in your own analytics. When testing two compositions, keep the audience, message, and destination as consistent as possible.

Pick the export for the job

Static visual

PNG, WebP, or JPEG

Use the visual editor for a still post, feed mockup, carousel page, or phone scene.

Designed motion

GIF or WebM

Add motion to supported layers when a short loop explains a transition better than a still frame.

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Recorded walkthrough

Build it in Studio

Record or import a product flow, add camera or voice when needed, edit the pacing, and export an MP4 from Studio.

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Social media mockup questions

What can I edit in a social media mockup?

Screenhance social templates use separate layers for the product media and the visible copy. Depending on the template, you can replace screenshots and edit names, handles, captions, timestamps, display metrics, colours, and supporting text. Platform interface artwork is an editable representation, not a live or official preview.

Which image files can I upload?

The visual editor accepts PNG, JPG or JPEG, WebP, HEIC, and HEIF images up to 10 MB. HEIC and HEIF files are converted to a browser-safe image before editing.

Which export format should I use?

Use PNG for a crisp general-purpose image, WebP for a smaller web asset, or JPEG when a solid-background photo-style visual needs broad compatibility. A motion design in the visual editor can export as GIF or WebM on Pro. Use Screenhance Studio for a recorded walkthrough or an MP4 video.

Can I use the social media mockup generator for free?

Yes. The Free plan includes three 1× PNG image exports each month with a small Screenhance watermark. The Launch Pass includes ten clean PNG, WebP, or JPEG exports at up to 3× over seven days. Pro includes unlimited clean image exports and motion export.

What happens to my uploaded screenshots?

Image preparation happens in your browser. Guest project images stay in local browser storage. When you are signed in, saved project images are uploaded to private storage so autosave can reopen the project. Use fictional demo data where possible and remove private information before publishing.

Does Screenhance publish the post to a social network?

No. Screenhance creates the visual file; you upload it through the social network or scheduling tool you already use. That final upload is also the best place to check the current crop, safe zones, file limits, and alt-text controls.

Start with the post you need to show

Choose a social template, replace the real product screens and copy, then review the final crop before you publish.

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