URL2Mockup - Beautiful device mockups from any URL
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Turn any website URL into beautiful device mockups in seconds. Paste a link, choose laptop, phone, or tablet, and get a presentation-ready mockup instantly. No design tools required.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Vaibhav, the maker of URL2Mockup.
The idea was simple:
I kept needing quick device mockups for landing pages, pitch decks, and product demos. Most tools required opening design software like Figma or downloading templates, which felt unnecessarily slow for something so simple.
So I built a small tool that does one thing well:
Paste a URL → pick a device → get a clean mockup instantly.
But the first version had limitations. Over the last few weeks, we rebuilt the entire product from scratch.
The new version has:
⚡ Faster mockup rendering
🎨 Completely redesigned UI/UX
📱 Laptop, tablet, and mobile frames
🖼 High-resolution exports
🧱 A new architecture so it’s more reliable
The goal is to make something ridiculously simple for builders, designers, marketers, and founders.
Just drop a URL and get a presentation-ready mockup in seconds.
Also - it’s 100% free.
Would love your feedback, ideas, or feature requests 🙌
Thanks for checking it out!
— Vaibhav
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@iamvs2002 This is a massive time-saver for landing pages and pitch decks — does it render live URLs dynamically, or does it capture a static screenshot at generation time?
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@iamvs2002@jacklyn_i Static capture vs live render gets gnarly fast. URL2Mockup's paste-a-URL, pick a laptop or mobile frame, then export high-res flow is super clean. The hard part is making JS-heavy pages render the same every time, screen size, pixel density, cookie banners, and load timing. Does it snapshot at export time, or can it refresh later? A capture timestamp plus a render-delay toggle would make it feel dependable.
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@iamvs2002 This is a massive time-saver for landing pages and pitch decks — does it render live URLs dynamically, or does it capture a static screenshot at generation time?
@iamvs2002 @jacklyn_i Static capture vs live render gets gnarly fast. URL2Mockup's paste-a-URL, pick a laptop or mobile frame, then export high-res flow is super clean. The hard part is making JS-heavy pages render the same every time, screen size, pixel density, cookie banners, and load timing. Does it snapshot at export time, or can it refresh later? A capture timestamp plus a render-delay toggle would make it feel dependable.