Chrome extension
Capture straight to Ultramock
A high-resolution still or a 60fps recording of any browser tab, with the page scrolling itself, the clutter hidden and a cursor worth showing. No file to find, no re-upload: it lands in the editor ready to go into a device.
Free to install. No account needed to capture.
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Everything you need
to get the shot
High-resolution stills
Capture the visible page at a resolution worth putting inside a 3D device, rather than a screenshot that falls apart the moment the camera moves in.
60fps recording
Record the tab as high-quality 60fps video. The same clip that plays smoothly in a browser plays smoothly on a phone screen in the editor.
Automatic smooth scrolling
Let the page scroll itself while it records: in natural sections, pausing at each one, or in one continuous motion. Both are steadier than a trackpad, which is what a scrolling shot lives or dies on.
Page clean-up
Hide the cookie banner, the chat bubble, the stray debug badge. Click elements away before you capture, with undo and reset, so the shot is of your product and not of everything around it.
A cursor that belongs on screen
Record with the ordinary pointer or with a clean one drawn for presentation. Auto-scroll hides the cursor entirely, because nothing is driving it.
Straight into the editor
Preview the capture, then send it to Ultramock: replace what is in the viewport, or add it to the timeline as a new scene.
Three steps
Open the page you want to show
Your product, your dashboard, a live site. Anything a Chrome tab can render.
Clean it up and capture
Hide anything that is not the point, choose a still or a recording, and pick how the page should scroll.
Finish it in Ultramock
The capture lands in the editor, where it goes into a real 3D device, under studio lighting, with a camera you can animate.
Questions,
answered
Do I need an account to use the extension?
No. Installing the extension is free, and capturing a page and bringing it into an Ultramock session in your browser works without signing in. An account with Pro is what lets you save separate projects and come back to them.
What can it capture?
The visible area of the current tab, as a high-resolution image or as a 60fps recording. For a page taller than the window, the auto-scroll modes record it moving: natural sections, which advance and settle, or continuous motion, which travels at one steady speed.
What happens to my capture?
It goes to the Ultramock tab you are working in. The extension asks for access to the page you capture in order to read it, and for nothing beyond that. The details are in the privacy policy.
Does it work in other browsers?
It is a Chrome extension, so it installs in Chrome and in the Chromium browsers that accept Chrome Web Store items, such as Edge, Brave and Arc. The Ultramock editor itself runs in any modern browser, with or without the extension.
Do I still need it if I already have a screenshot?
No. Ultramock takes any image or video you drop into it. The extension exists for the shots that are awkward to get by hand: a clean page with the banners gone, or a long page scrolling smoothly at 60fps.
Add it to Chrome
One click to install, and the next page you want to show is already halfway to a finished shot.
Free · Chrome Web Store
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