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Screely is a focused browser-frame beautifier. Screenhance includes browser frames inside a complete product-visual editor with broad mockups, store sets, launch graphics, motion, Launch Kit, and Studio video.
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Screenhance is a browser-based visual production suite for product launches: a layer-based editor, editable visual templates, device and stylized frames, photorealistic scenes, store-listing screenshot sets, motion exports, a brand-aware Launch Kit, and a screen-recording Studio.
Screely is a free, single-purpose browser-frame beautifier. Excellent for quick browser mockups in blog posts and tweets; does not cover phones, App Store sets, or animations.
Verified against Screely's public pricing and feature pages as of May 2026.
| Feature | Screenhance | Screely |
|---|---|---|
| Starting paid price | $6 one-time (Launch Pass) or $12/month | Free (with Pro tier) |
| Free plan | 3 exports/month | Generous free tier |
| Scope | Full visual editor, mockups, store sets, launch assets, motion, video | Browser-frame beautifier |
| Browser mockup frames | Yes (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, light/dark) | Yes (primary feature) |
| Phone, laptop, tablet frames | Yes (device and stylized frames) | No |
| App Store screenshot sets | Yes | No |
| Product Hunt 1270×760 templates | Yes | No |
| OG / social card 1200×630 templates | Yes | Manual export at 1200×630 |
| Animated GIF / WebM export | Yes | No |
| Visual templates | Expanding catalogue | No (pure beautifier) |
| Photorealistic scenes | Expanded catalogue | No |
The clearest reasons to choose Screely for a specific workflow.
Screely is genuinely free for its core use case — drop in a screenshot, get a browser frame and gradient background, export. No signup, no friction. If that's all you need, it's hard to beat the price.
Screely does one thing — browser frames — and it does it well. If you only ever need browser mockups for blog posts and tweets, you don't need anything more.
The workflows where Screenhance replaces more tools and ships more of the launch.
Screenhance covers iPhone 16, MacBook, iPad, Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, and browser frames — device and stylized frames total. Screely is browser-only. If you ship a mobile app, you'll outgrow Screely the moment you need an iPhone mockup.
Screenhance has coordinated screenshot-set templates for iOS, Google Play, and the Chrome Web Store, with store-ready presets, built-in translation across 16 locales, and organized ZIP exports. Screely does not address store-listing production.
Screenhance ships with editable visual templates plus editable text, multi-screenshot compositions, assets, annotations, backgrounds, layers, and motion. Screely keeps the workflow focused on framing and background polish.
Screenhance exports animated GIF and WebM. Screely exports static images only.
Screenhance has 1270×760 Product Hunt gallery templates and 1200×630 OG card templates pre-sized and ready. Screely doesn't differentiate by use-case sizing.
Pick Screenhance
you need anything beyond a browser frame — an iPhone mockup, App Store screenshots, a Product Hunt gallery, an OG card, or an animated export. Screenhance covers all of these in one tool.
Start freePick Screely
you only need browser mockups for blog posts or tweets, you want a single-purpose tool with no learning curve, and you don't ship mobile apps.
Move from source material to a polished launch asset without rebuilding the design in another tool.
Choose a visual template, a store-listing set, a Launch Kit, or an empty canvas for full control.
Add screenshots, photo scenes, device frames, text, icons, annotations, backgrounds, layers, and motion in the browser editor.
Download PNG, WebP, JPEG, GIF, WebM, or MP4, or export organized iOS, Google Play, and Chrome screenshot ZIPs.
Screenhance covers the full path from a raw screenshot or screen recording to coordinated, editable launch assets.
Use current device frames, stylized treatments, or photorealistic placements across phones, tablets, laptops, watches, TVs, print, apparel, and outdoor media.
Start with a complete composition for mockups, Product Hunt, OG images, website heroes, Play feature graphics, or Chrome Web Store promo assets, then edit every layer.
Create coordinated iOS, Google Play, and Chrome Web Store screenshot sets, edit localized copy across supported languages, and export organized PNG ZIPs, including fastlane-ready iOS folders.
Animate layers with editable motion styles and export GIF or WebM, or record and polish a product demo in Studio with frames, cursor motion, captions, audio, and MP4/WebM export.
Yes. Screenhance includes browser frames and extends the workflow with editable visual templates, device and stylized frames, photorealistic scenes, store sets, Product Hunt and OG outputs, motion, Launch Kit, and Studio product video.
No — Screely is browser-only. For phone mockups (iPhone 16, Samsung Galaxy, etc.), you need a different tool. Screenhance has a broad device-frame library including all major phone, tablet, and laptop models.
Yes. Screely's core use case (browser frame + background, export) is free with no signup. They have a Pro tier for additional features. Screenhance's free tier is 3 exports/month with a small watermark; the $6 Launch Pass or Pro removes it.
No. Screely is built for browser mockups. App Store screenshots require device frames (iPhone, iPad) and specific Apple-required export sizes — neither of which Screely supports. Screenhance has both.
Using both is possible, but Screenhance already includes browser frames inside the same editor used for phone mockups, photorealistic scenes, store sets, animation, and launch galleries. Consolidating there keeps a browser shot connected to the rest of the release.
Screely Pro adds options around its browser-frame workflow. Screenhance spans a different production scope: editable visual templates, device and stylized frames, photorealistic scenes, app store sets, translation across 16 locales, motion exports, Launch Kit, and Studio video. Check both current plan pages for the exact tier limits.
Screenhance ships Chrome, Safari, and Firefox browser frames in light and dark with adjustable URL bars, tab styles, and traffic-light controls, so any browser composition you'd build in Screely is reproducible. The actual move is one design — recreate the look once, save it as a template, and from then on you have the Screely aesthetic plus access to every device frame and export size Screely doesn't cover.
Screely is desktop-browser-first — its core frames are Chrome and Safari at desktop dimensions. Mobile browser views typically mean dropping a screenshot into an iPhone or Android device frame, which Screely doesn't ship. Screenhance has both: the desktop browser frames and mobile device frames including iPhone Safari and Chrome on Pixel at correct viewport sizes.
If your marketing site is a single landing page with one browser hero shot, Screely covers it free. Once the site grows to include a mobile device hero, a feature section with three screenshots in different frames, an OG card for sharing, and a footer changelog GIF, you're at four tools or one. Screenhance was designed for that one-tool case, and the pricing, $12/month or $6 once via the Launch Pass, reflects the broader scope.
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Screely is designed around one output: a polished screenshot inside a browser frame. That focused workflow is useful when the framed browser image is the final deliverable.
Screenhance treats the browser frame as one editable layer in a larger composition. Add typography, annotations, assets, multiple screenshots, branded backgrounds, and motion, then reuse the same visual direction across Product Hunt, OG, website, social, and store outputs.
The meaningful question is whether browser framing ends the job. If the release also needs mobile devices, photorealistic scenes, store screenshot sets, animated assets, or a product video, Screenhance completes those outputs without rebuilding the product story in another editor. See the current Screenhance plans for export limits.
A web-first product often expands into mobile, app stores, launch platforms, social channels, and product video. Each new destination introduces different sizes and visual conventions, but the underlying screenshots, typography, and brand direction should remain consistent.
Screenhance keeps those destinations in one production system. The same visual editor covers browser and device frames, photorealistic scenes, launch templates, annotations, motion, and reusable layers; the store editor and Studio handle specialized screenshot-set and screen-recording outputs.
Motion is part of that system: Screenhance provides editable animated composition styles with GIF/WebM export, while Studio turns screen recordings into polished MP4/WebM product videos. Screely remains focused on static browser-framed images.
Weighing the switch itself? The Screely alternative page walks through exactly what you gain, and what Screely is still worth keeping for.