Free Multi-Device Mockup Generator
Demonstrate that your website looks great on every screen size with a single multi-device mockup image. Our generator captures your URL at multiple viewport widths and composites the results into a unified scene featuring a phone, tablet, laptop, and desktop monitor side by side.
Multi-device mockups are the ultimate proof of responsive design. They are widely used in web design portfolios, agency case studies, RFP responses, and social media announcements. One image communicates more than a dozen individual screenshots ever could.
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Device Specifications
| Devices included | Phone, Tablet, Laptop, Desktop |
|---|---|
| Phone viewport | 390 × 844 px (iPhone 15) |
| Tablet viewport | 1024 × 768 px (iPad) |
| Desktop viewport | 1440 × 900 px (MacBook) |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the multi-device mockup work?
Enter a single URL and our tool captures it at four different viewport sizes — mobile, tablet, laptop, and desktop. Each capture is placed into the corresponding device frame and arranged in a balanced composition for a single downloadable image.
Can I choose which devices appear in the mockup?
Currently we render all four device sizes in each multi-device mockup. If you only need one device, visit the dedicated iPhone, iPad, Laptop, or Browser mockup pages for single-device output.
What is the best use case for a multi-device mockup?
Multi-device mockups are ideal for portfolio case studies, agency pitch decks, social media launch announcements, and any context where you need to show that a site is fully responsive in a single glance.
Do all four devices show the same page?
Yes. All four device captures are taken from the same URL so viewers can see exactly how the layout adapts across breakpoints. This makes responsive design quality immediately visible.
What resolution is the final image?
The composite image is rendered at high resolution (typically around 4000 pixels wide) so it remains sharp when used in print materials, large-format presentations, or retina-display web pages.