Angle 4

Angle 4 is a device-mockup library for designers working in Sketch, Figma or Adobe XD. It suits people who need editable device frames in those tools, especially across multiple device types. Its 1,000-asset breadth is the draw; team licensing and the personal-use limit on the free plan are important constraints.

Overview

Angle covers iOS, Android and desktop devices, with categories ranging from iPad and MacBook to iMac and Pro Display XDR. Its layered vector files can be resized without losing sharpness and remain editable, which is more useful than a fixed image when a composition must adapt to different layouts or sizes.

Workflow varies by tool. Figma mockups can be added by dragging in a .fig file, and the Sketch download includes the library plus an exclusive plugin. Angle also offers 50 free mockups to try with its plugin. That is a practical way to assess the assets, but free-plan use is personal only.

Key features

• Layered vector mockups: Infinite resizing preserves sharpness across output sizes, while editable layers give designers more flexibility than a flattened image.
• Sketch, Figma and Adobe XD support: The three-tool coverage suits designers already working in these environments. The .fig drag-and-drop workflow is a direct route for Figma users; Sketch users get a dedicated plugin with the download.
• Broad device coverage: Phone, tablet, laptop and desktop categories make Angle useful for projects that need more than a single device type. Its focus is mockups rather than a general-purpose design editor.
• Personal and commercial licensing: Commercial use is allowed on the Full Library and Lifetime plans, not the Free plan. One license covers one user, and assets cannot be redistributed or resold; teams should ask support about team licenses.

Pricing

Angle is freemium, with a free personal-use option and two one-time paid plans. The cheaper paid tier costs $79.00 USD once; the higher tier costs $149.00 USD once.

Free is suitable for personal projects or an initial look at the workflow, but it does not grant commercial rights. Full Library is the sensible choice for an individual producing commercial work who can use the current collection and one year of upgrades. Lifetime costs more upfront, but removes the upgrade window; its early-supporter limitation may make it less suitable for readers who cannot purchase it now. Both paid options remain single-user licenses, so a team should settle licensing before buying. Angle accepts credit cards and PayPal.

Platforms

Angle is available for macOS, Windows and the web. Its mockup files and plugins support Sketch, Figma and Adobe XD.

Who it's for

Angle is a strong fit for individual designers who already use Sketch, Figma or XD and want editable vector mockups spanning mobile, tablet and desktop devices. It is less suitable for teams needing a shared license or for commercial users who expect the free tier to cover client work.

Pros and cons

• Pros: A 1,000-asset collection across several device categories; layered vectors that resize without losing sharpness; support for three established design tools; a one-time Full Library purchase that permits commercial use.
• Cons: Free use is personal only; each license is for one user and assets cannot be redistributed or resold; Full Library upgrades last one year, while unlimited upgrades require the higher-cost Lifetime plan.

Alternatives

Mockup Libraries is a useful place to compare more options. Choose Mockuuups Studio if you want a larger 5,300+ mockup collection on its $12.00 USD monthly Professional plan, or a free collection with attribution required. Mediamodifier Mockup Generator is another freemium option for readers looking for a web and mobile-platform alternative.

The Mock House may suit readers who prefer a monthly allowance: its free plan provides three mockups per month with a watermark and personal-use restriction. Mockups Design is an option for readers seeking downloadable Photoshop PSD mockups, including free smaller-resolution versions. Polymock offers a free community license with unlimited renders and attribution required.

Presenta is another alternative. Artboard Studio may appeal to readers considering a web-based option with annual Lite and Pro plans. LS Graphics offers a monthly online mockup editor, with PSD, Sketch and Figma downloads on its Pro plan.

Verdict

Choose Angle if you are an individual designer who wants a broad, editable vector device library integrated with Sketch, Figma or XD, and needs commercial rights through a one-time purchase. Look elsewhere if your work depends on team-wide licensing, redistribution, or commercial use without buying a paid plan.