Clean and exact
Your screenshot is clipped to the real display opening and exported beneath a high-resolution frame with transparent edges.
Choose a MacBook Pro or iMac, drop in your screenshot, and export a straight-on frame with transparent edges. Everything stays in your browser.
Make a Mac mockupChoose the hardware and finish, adjust how the screenshot fits, then export the straight-on asset at full resolution.
Your screenshot is clipped to the real display opening and exported beneath a high-resolution frame with transparent edges.
Each selectable finish points to its own supplied frame asset. The tool does not recolour one device and call it another finish.
Image decoding and rendering happen in the browser. No upload queue, cloud project, account, or server-side file storage.
Mac mockups for the launch surfaces product teams use every week.
Yes. There is no account, watermark, email gate, or paid export. You can create and download as many mockups as your browser can handle.
No. Your screenshot is decoded, fitted, rendered, and exported locally in your browser. Its pixels and filename are never sent to Reely.
It creates a straight-on, flat device mockup and exports it at the full resolution of the supplied hardware frame.
No. Every selectable finish uses its own supplied flat frame. Finishes without a matching source frame are not offered.
The tool accepts PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF, and GIF in browsers that can decode them. Animated GIFs use their first frame.
No. This runs in the browser and needs no design tool, no plugin, and no account. Where a Figma or Canva mockup means opening a file and aligning a smart object, here you drop in the screenshot and export.
MacBook Pro 14-inch, MacBook Pro 16-inch, and the 24-inch iMac, each from its own supplied frame asset at full resolution.
Reely turns screenshots, recordings, or real app flows into directed product reels on your Mac.