Make 3D MacBook mockups of your website or app

Put your site or web app on a MacBook Neo, MacBook Air or MacBook Pro in 3D, with the macOS menu bar, a Safari window and the Dock when you want them. Export images or video.

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Free to start in your browser. No account needed.

  • Every device is free. All 4 MacBooks, and the other 15 devices, in every finish.
  • Start from a template. The video above is the free Blackout 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.

Every MacBook, lid angle and desktop your site needs

Each still here shows a public website on a 3D MacBook, rendered in Ultramock. The sites are examples, not customers.

  • A space black MacBook Pro 16 open at three quarters, showing the dark Patensify site with the macOS menu bar

    Every MacBook, every finish. MacBook Neo, MacBook Air 13, and MacBook Pro 14 and 16, in finishes from citrus to space black.

  • A citrus MacBook Neo with its lid part open, showing the Stolaze studio site

    The lid where you want it. Open the lid to the angle that suits the shot and turn the laptop so the screen catches the light.

  • A midnight MacBook Air 13 seen straight on from above, showing the Nucleo icon library with the macOS menu barA silver MacBook Pro 14 seen side-on from the right, showing the Pairio site with the macOS menu bar

    A real macOS desktop. Show the menu bar, a Safari window with your address and the Dock, or let your page fill the screen.

How it works

Bring a screenshot or a screen recording of your site. Ultramock puts it on the MacBook; you choose the desktop around it.

The flat screenshot: the Resurf home page as it was captured
Before

Your screen

Upload a screenshot or recording, or capture any site with the Ultramock Chrome extension.

The same page in a Safari window on a MacBook Pro 14 at three quarters, with the macOS menu bar and Dock
After

On a MacBook

Pick the model and finish, add the menu bar, Safari window or Dock, 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.

Rock MacBook A MacBook Pro 16 resting on a dark rock in a pale studio, the camera moving around it and in close. Playing Random Eyes.
Slab Macro A bare screen in a thin metal bezel on black, shot in macro with a shallow focus, then pulled back to the whole page. With the template’s own screen.

4 MacBooks, all free

Every finish too. Pro adds the premium 3D Scenes, and Flat mode is there whenever a device is not the right frame.

  • MacBook Neo

  • MacBook Air 13"

  • MacBook Pro 14"

  • MacBook Pro 16"

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.

ModelUpload sizeShape
MacBook Neo2,408 × 1,506 pxLandscape
MacBook Air 13"2,560 × 1,664 pxLandscape
MacBook Pro 14"3,024 × 1,964 pxLandscape
MacBook Pro 16"3,456 × 2,234 pxLandscape

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 limits on the Free and Pro plans
ExportFreePro
Exports5 images and 1 video a week, with videos up to 12 seconds. Video needs a free accountUnlimited
WatermarkA small Ultramock mark in the bottom-left cornerNone
Still imagesJPG, PNG or WebP, up to 1,920 px on the longest edgeUp to 5,120 px on the longest edge, including custom sizes
Video1280 × 720 landscape, up to 30 fpsUp to 3,840 px on the longest edge (4K), in landscape, portrait or square, up to 60 fps
TransparencyNot includedTransparent PNG and WebP, and WebM video with an alpha channel in Chrome (other browsers vary)
Ultramock is simply the best way to showcase your product. It gives us a clean, professional finish without needing a motion designer or After Effects.
Fred, Creative Director
Good to know

Capture a site in one click

The Ultramock Chrome extension captures the page you are on, scroll included, and opens it in the editor ready for a MacBook.

Questions, answered

Which MacBooks are included?

MacBook Neo, MacBook Air 13, MacBook Pro 14 and MacBook Pro 16. All of them are free to use, in every finish.

Can I show my site in a browser window?

Yes. Turn on the Safari window and type your address; add the macOS menu bar and the Dock if you want the whole desktop.

Can I make a video, not just an image?

Yes. Use a screen recording, or a long page that scrolls, and move the camera across several shots. 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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Make your first MacBook mockup

Drop in a screenshot, pick a MacBook and export. No account needed to start.

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