You already have the screenshot. Arkida wraps it in a device frame, drops it into a real scene, tilts it into perspective and lights it properly. Perspective warping, scene occlusion, AI glare, batch export for dozens at once. All in your browser, all local, no account.
Every screenshot you have ever needed to look professional goes through the same slow loop. Find a mockup PSD. Open the screenshot. Resize it. Drop it into the smart object. Add a shadow by hand. Warp it onto the desk by hand. Export, and discover the angle is two degrees off. Most mockup tools solve this by pasting your screenshot on top of a photograph, which is why the result still reads as a composite. Arkida solves the parts that make it read as a photograph. Your screenshot can sit behind a hand. Light can spill onto the device body. The homography engine stays sharp at any tilt. And because it runs in the browser, you can do all fifty of them before lunch.
Device frames, correct angles, consistent lighting across the whole set. The listing screenshots that make people tap, produced in a batch rather than one at a time.
Google asks for different crops and a different aspect ratio. Same source screenshots, exported to the sizes Play actually requires.
Put a screenshot on a laptop in a real scene and it stops being a screenshot. Tilt it, light it, drop it in.
Polish mockups to hand over. Scene occlusion and environment glow are the difference between work that reads as a template and work that reads as care.
Scroll-stopping visuals built from images you already have. Filter stacks keep the look consistent across a whole campaign.
Ad creative and landing page visuals produced in-house, without commissioning a photographer per campaign.
High-converting product visuals without commissioning a photographer or learning a full design suite.
Your work shown on real surfaces, at the angle that flatters it, at the resolution it deserves.
Screenshots inside slides that look composed rather than pasted. The deck stops looking assembled.
Tilt on X and Y axes for a dynamic presentation angle, with a homography engine that keeps the output sharp.
Drag four handles to map your screenshot onto any angled monitor, tilted phone or real-world surface.
High-quality SVG frames for iPhone, Android, tablets, laptops, monitors, browser windows and OS styles. Vector, so they scale to any resolution.
Pan, zoom and crop inside the frame. Smart fit modes for Fill, Fit, Center and Stretch, plus a precision loupe.
Put your screenshot behind the objects in the scene. A hand over the screen, a cup in front of a laptop.
Realistic light reflections across the screen surface, for a genuine glass look.
Your screenshot's light reflecting onto the device body. The detail that sells the realism.
Layer multiple artistic filters for a consistent, distinctive look. Non-destructive, and applicable across a batch.
Search and import millions of photos from Unsplash, Pexels and Pixabay without leaving the tool.
Shadow overlays to ground the device in the scene, and adjustable Gaussian or box blur on the frame.
Turn any photo into a frame. AI finds the screen boundary, chroma key clears it, the eraser handles the rest.
Add any repository URL and sync frames from it, including community collections and your own private manifest.
Process dozens of screenshots at once and download them as one organised ZIP.
Snap every open browser tab in one click. The screenshots already exist; now they are mockups.
Upload several images at once and apply the same frame to all of them.
Pin up to 20 custom frames for instant access, without re-uploading them each time.
PNG, JPG and WebP with adjustable quality. Transparent background or any custom colour.
All processing happens locally in your browser. Your screenshots never leave your computer, which matters more here than in most tools, because product screenshots are frequently unreleased. An app in beta, a client dashboard, an internal tool before launch. None of it gets uploaded to be processed, because there is no server doing the processing.
The full effects and automation layer. AI lighting, scene occlusion, batch processing and cloud scene sourcing.
Is it really private?
Yes. All processing happens locally in your browser. There is no analytics, no telemetry, and your screenshots are never uploaded to a server.
What is the difference between Free and Plus?
Free is the complete core editor: warping, device frames, crop and fit, custom frame creation, and export in every format. Plus adds the effects that close the gap to a real photograph, which is AI surface glare, AI environment glow, scene occlusion, stackable filters, cloud scene sourcing, advanced frame effects and batch processing.
How long is the launch pricing?
It is a launch offer at 83% off, so it ends when launch ends. After that Plus moves to $11.99 per month or $143 per year. The free editor does not change.
What makes this different from Photoshop?
Speed and repetition. Photoshop can do all of this, but it takes an expert an hour per mockup. Arkida does a batch of fifty in the time Photoshop does one, and the 4-point homography warping is a drag rather than a transformation dialog.
Can I make my own device frames?
Yes. AI finds the screen boundary in a photo of a device, chroma key removes the screen colour, and the manual eraser cleans up anything the auto-detect missed. Save it as an .arkframe and reuse it forever.
Can my team share frames?
Yes. Save frames as .arkframe files to share directly, or point Arkida at a repository manifest your team hosts, so brand-approved frames stay in sync for everyone.
Which browsers are supported?
Chromium-based browsers including Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS, installed from the Chrome Web Store.
Free to install, and the core editor stays free. Upgrade to Plus during launch at 83% off and unlock AI lighting, scene occlusion and batch processing.