Cleanmock

Cleanmock is a browser-based editor for building device, website and app-store mockups from an image. It suits people who need polished product or promotional visuals without leaving the browser, though its free exports are constrained. For frequent finished work, Premium removes the watermark and download cap; users needing custom background images should look elsewhere for now.

Overview

Cleanmock accepts PNG, JPG and JPEG uploads, and also provides a sample image to start from. Its categories span Web, Apple, Android, App Store, Play Store and Dribbble, giving designers a way to frame an image for several common product and promotional contexts. Device frames cover the latest devices, while website mockups support all devices.

Background options include solid color, transparent, popular colors and gradients. Transparent export is especially useful when a mockup needs to sit over a slide or page design rather than a preset scene. The product describes output at 1600 × 1200 and image generation in 30 seconds or less, but the free plan is limited to standard 1x resolution, so that headline output capability is most relevant to Premium users.

Cleanmock’s suggested uses range from portfolios and app landing pages to social posts, Medium covers, presentations, customer support and product documentation. That breadth makes it useful for routine visual communication, although the current range of background choices may not satisfy work built around a specific photographic setting.

Key features

• Multiple mockup categories: Web, Apple, Android, App Store, Play Store and Dribbble cover varied destinations in one editor, reducing the need to switch tools for basic product presentation.
• Flexible image and background setup: Upload an image or use the sample, then choose color, transparent, popular-color or gradient backgrounds. Premium adds custom background colors; custom background images are marked as upcoming.
• High-resolution output: The stated 1600 × 1200 output and generation time of 30 seconds or less make the editor appealing when turnaround matters, but Free exports are only 1x standard resolution.
• Promotion and templates: Premium includes design promotion and exclusive templates, which add value for users producing work regularly rather than occasional drafts.

Pricing

Cleanmock has a free plan and one paid plan. Free costs nothing and includes standard 1x resolution, limited downloads, and a watermark. It excludes exclusive mockups, custom background colors and priority support. That is enough to explore the editor or prepare occasional drafts, but the watermark and download limit make it a poor fit for repeated client-facing or public use.

Premium costs $4 a month, billed as $48 yearly. It removes the watermark, raises output to 3x Ultra HD, allows unlimited downloads, and adds exclusive mockups, custom background colors and priority support. It is the sensible tier for recurring production where clean exports and higher resolution matter. The annual billing term is important: the monthly figure is not a month-to-month price. Custom background images and App Store assets are marked as upcoming rather than current Premium benefits.

Platforms

Cleanmock is available on the web, so it fits browser-based workflows rather than a stated desktop or mobile app installation. Sign-in options include Twitter, Dribbble, Facebook, Google and email. Cleanmock says Stripe processes payments directly and securely. Its privacy policy says personal information may be stored and processed in the United States or wherever Cleanmock and its service partners maintain facilities; it also says commercially acceptable safeguards cannot guarantee absolute security. Support is offered through Drift chat, with [email protected] as a contact. The terms say website materials are provided as-is and Ohio law governs.

Who it's for

Cleanmock fits app makers, designers and teams that need device or website visuals for portfolios, landing pages, presentations, social posts, support material or documentation. It is particularly suitable when a browser editor, common image uploads and transparent output cover the job. It is less suitable for users who need custom photographic scenes or finished App Store assets now, or who require high-resolution, watermark-free exports without an annual paid commitment.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Six categories cover device, web and store-oriented mockups; transparent and gradient backgrounds support varied layouts; Premium combines unlimited downloads, no watermark and 3x resolution.
• Cons: Free downloads are limited and watermarked at standard resolution; Premium is billed yearly at $48; custom background images and App Store assets are not yet available as current features.

Alternatives

Compare mockup generator software if you want to weigh several tools before settling on a workflow.

• Mockuuups Studio is worth considering if you want a free collection with attribution or a professional plan that includes 5,300+ mockups, and need Linux, macOS, Windows or web support.
• Mediamodifier Mockup Generator may suit users looking for free mockup and design templates, 1,300+ fonts, and Unsplash and GIPHY integration across web and mobile platforms.
• The Mock House is an option if its free allowance of three mockups per month, five saves and 2K downloads fits a personal-use workflow.
• Mockup Wish offers a free allowance of five design mockups per month, three alpha and clipart mockups, and one brand kit, making it a possible fit for occasional, capped use.
• Mockupgenerator.ai is a strong alternative to compare if unlimited free mockup downloads and high-resolution exports are priorities.
• MockupKit may be a better fit for users who need an API, 25 monthly mockups, 1,000+ templates and 1 GB of storage in its free plan.
• Presenta is another freemium option for users who want a whole studio and PNG, JPG or WebP export on its free plan.
• Shots is another web-based freemium alternative to compare.

Verdict

Choose Cleanmock if you want a browser-based way to turn uploaded images into device, website and promotional mockups, with transparent backgrounds and a straightforward upgrade to unlimited, watermark-free 3x exports. Its free tier is best treated as a draft tool, while the $48 yearly Premium commitment is a meaningful drawback for occasional users. If custom background images or App Store assets are essential, choose another tool until those capabilities are available.