Make 3D Android mockups on Galaxy and Pixel phones
Put your Android app screens on a Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra or a Google Pixel 10 Pro in 3D, set the angle and the light, then export images or video.
Free to start in your browser. No account needed.
- Every device is free. Both Android phones, and the other 17 devices, in every finish.
- Start from a template. The video above is the free Aire template with public websites playing on its screen. Open it and drop in yours.
- Export what you need. Watermarked 1280 × 720 video free with a free account (1 a week, up to 12 seconds), or up to 3,840 px on Pro.
Show your Android app on the phones people use
Each still here shows a public website or app on a 3D Android phone, rendered in Ultramock. The sites are examples, not customers.
Galaxy and Pixel. The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and the Google Pixel 10 Pro, both free to use.
An angle that shows the phone. Turn and tilt the phone so its edge and camera read, instead of a flat screenshot in a frame.
One app, both flagships. Show the same screens on both phones to cover Android users in one launch post.
How it works
Bring a screenshot or a screen recording. Ultramock puts it on the phone; you choose the angle and the light.
Your screen
Upload or paste a screenshot or a screen recording of your app or site.
On an Android phone
Pick the Galaxy or the Pixel, set the camera and light, then export a still or a video.
More than a device mockup
Start from an art-directed template instead. Put your screen recording in Rock MacBook or Slab Macro and export a video that looks shot in a studio. Both templates are free.
2 Android phones, all free
Every finish too. Pro adds the premium 3D Scenes, and Flat mode is there whenever a device is not the right frame.
Galaxy S26 Ultra
Pixel 10 Pro
The right screen size
Upload at these sizes and your screen fills the device edge to edge. They are the sizes the editor suggests when you pick a model, for screenshots and screen recordings alike.
| Model | Upload size | Shape |
|---|---|---|
| Galaxy S26 Ultra | 1,440 × 3,120 px | Portrait |
| Pixel 10 Pro | 1,280 × 2,856 px | Portrait |
What you can export
Free covers the whole editor with watermarked exports. Pro removes the watermark and the export limit, and raises the size and frame rate.
| Export | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Exports | 5 images and 1 video a week, with videos up to 12 seconds. Video needs a free account | Unlimited |
| Watermark | A small Ultramock mark in the bottom-left corner | None |
| Still images | JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 1,920 px on the longest edge | Up to 5,120 px on the longest edge, including custom sizes |
| Video | 1280 × 720 landscape, up to 30 fps | Up to 3,840 px on the longest edge (4K), in landscape, portrait or square, up to 60 fps |
| Transparency | Not included | Transparent PNG and WebP, and WebM video with an alpha channel in Chrome (other browsers vary) |
Ultramock has massively helped with the speed and quality of our feature releases. Before Ultramock, we could only produce high quality visuals for the most important features. Now, we can produce beautiful product visuals in a fraction of the time.
iPhones are in the same editor
The same project can show your app on 7 iPhone models too, so one launch can cover both platforms.
Questions, answered
Which Android phones are included?
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and the Google Pixel 10 Pro. Both are free to use.
Can I make a video, not just an image?
Yes. Use a screen recording as the screen, move the camera across several shots and export a video. Free gets five images a week with no account, and one video a week up to 12 seconds with a free account, all with an Ultramock watermark. Pro removes the watermark and goes up to 4K video.
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