Your site stays alive
It is a real browser recording, not a screenshot on a device PNG. Your scroll animations, parallax and hover states survive, and the responsive work you did is finally visible: desktop and mobile captured in one pass.
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You spent weeks building the site. Then you show it as a flat screenshot.
Paste the URL instead: Mockvid records the live site, desktop and mobile,
and stages it in a cinematic 3D mockup.
We open the live site in a real browser and record it scrolling. Desktop and mobile, captured together, automatically.
Pick a camera motion, light the scene, add your brand. Everything previews live, so you stop when it looks right.
One render gives you every format and ratio you need, up to 4K. Or share a live 3D link instead of a file.
You already make scrolling mockups for your portfolio and your feed. You just make them the hard way.
Freelance or studio? See the workflow for web designers, agencies and founders.
Four things do most of the work.
It is a real browser recording, not a screenshot on a device PNG. Your scroll animations, parallax and hover states survive, and the responsive work you did is finally visible: desktop and mobile captured in one pass.
Because it is, just not by hand. Fifteen directed camera motions, studio lighting, device finishes and depth, so a portfolio piece reads like an agency reel.
Your logo, animated titles and credits, a soundtrack, your own backdrop or gradient. Client work leaves with the client's brand on it, not ours.
The Reel, the portfolio hero, the deck slide and the README loop all come out of the same scene, up to 4K. Or publish a live 3D link and let people move the camera themselves.
Start free. Pay once per site you ship, or go Studio to cover every client project.
Cheaper than one-time unlocks from your 5th site of the year.
Export free in 720p before you pay anything, on any site. If Mockvid cannot deliver what you paid for, we refund within 14 days (policy).
No. There's no sign-up and no card to start. Paid unlocks are tied to the website you capture and restored any time with your license key.
Yes. You paste a URL and Mockvid opens it in a real browser, records desktop and mobile scrolling, and renders the 3D mockup. Lazy-loading and cookie overlays are handled for you, scroll behaviour is auto-detected, and you can inject custom CSS if a page needs a tweak. No uploads, no manual recording. You can still upload your own clip if a site blocks capture.
Device colour and finish (matte, glossy or glass), studio lighting presets, floor reflection, tilt-shift, camera FOV and screen glare, plus particles, floating shapes and a neon night mode. On top of that: animated title, description and credit overlays with Google Fonts, your logo, a soundtrack, and a dark, light, custom-colour, gradient or image backdrop.
No. Your recent renders stay one click away in the app: restore a render, re-export it in another format, or share it again. Paid plans can also download the raw site capture, desktop and mobile.
MP4 (H.264), WebM, animated GIF, animated WebP, true-alpha transparent video, and PNG stills, up to 4K on a paid plan. WebP is far lighter than GIF for the same loop.
Most public websites. Sites behind a login, hard paywalls or aggressive bot protection may not capture cleanly. You preview the capture before rendering, and can switch scroll behaviour or inject custom CSS to fix layout.
That's what it's built for. Each unlock is tied to one domain, so a client site is a one-time $9 you can bill straight back to the project. Shareable 3D embeds can hide the Mockvid badge, and exports carry no watermark on a paid plan. Studios shipping several sites a year are better off on Studio.
Yes. Videos you export are yours to use for launches, ads, decks and socials. Anywhere.
One Site ($9) removes the watermark and unlocks HD and every format for one domain, forever. One-time payment. Studio ($39/year) covers every site you capture as a yearly subscription, built for freelancers and agencies shipping more than one project.
Paste a URL. No account, no card.