Screenhance Apparel Mockup Generator

Overview

The compositor warps artwork into a garment’s print area and applies fabric color and luminance, helping designs follow folds and lighting instead of looking pasted onto a flat image. Transparent garment cutouts can be placed over a chosen background, useful for tailoring a presentation to a brand or event.

The scenes cover a black T-shirt, hoodie, sweatshirt and cap, along with Tee and cap and Tote and tee compositions. That is a practical set for common merch proposals, but it is a focused selection rather than evidence of a broad garment catalog. Screenhance recommends transparent PNG artwork, accepts JPG, and suggests sRGB images at least 2000 px on the long edge.

Key features

• Fabric-aware rendering: Artwork is warped to the print area and adjusted for garment luminance and color, giving a preview more context than a simple image overlay.
• Transparent garment cutouts: Isolated apparel scenes can be composed against a chosen background, which suits pitch decks and campaign visuals.
• Raster artwork workflow: PNG is the recommended input and JPG also works. A large, sRGB source is the sensible starting point for a clean preview.
• Figma guidance: The Help Centre includes a guide for using Figma designs in Screenhance, a useful bridge for teams preparing artwork there.
• Image privacy: Uploaded images are processed to create mockups, are not used to train AI models and are not shared with third parties. They may be stored temporarily, and users can delete content through account settings.

Pricing

Screenhance uses a freemium model, with plans ranging from a small monthly free allowance to paid export and collaboration options.

• Free — 0.00 USD per free: Resets monthly, with three exports per month, 1x resolution and five-minute screen recordings. Exports are watermarked PNGs, so this plan works for occasional previews, not a steady stream of polished client deliverables.
• Launch Pass — 6.00 USD per month: A one-time, non-renewing purchase for 10 image exports over seven days. It is suited to a short merch pitch or launch, but not ongoing work; it does not include the Pro format and clean-video export bundle.
• Pro — 12.00 USD per month: $12/month or $99/year. It adds unlimited exports, PNG, WebP, JPEG, GIF and WebM formats, up to 3x resolution, no watermarks, 45-minute recordings, 1 GB of video saves and clean MP4 export. This is the clearest fit for regular individual production, since the free plan’s watermark and quota are removed.
• Teams — 24.00 USD per month: $24/month or $199/year for three editor seats, shared projects, assets and Brand Kit, private review links, roles, invites and workspace ownership. Extra editors cost $8/month each. It is the collaboration choice for a small merch group; solo users have less reason to pay for the shared workspace features.

Platforms

Screenhance is available on the web and as an extension. Its browser-based workflow makes it suited to previewing apparel without treating the tool as a full raster design suite.

Who it's for

The apparel use cases include bundled merch drops, company swag and event kits, small labels and streetwear, and identity or rebrand pitches. It is a good fit when the goal is to show how existing artwork might look on a garment, especially when a presentation needs a background-controlled image. It is less suitable for users seeking a broad garment catalog or an all-in-one apparel design workflow.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Fabric-aware warping and transparent cutouts make mockups more adaptable for presentations than a flat artwork placement.
• Pro: Pro’s multiple export formats, 3x resolution ceiling and watermark-free output support more polished deliverables.
• Pro: Teams adds shared assets, Brand Kit and private review links for coordinated feedback.
• Con: Free permits only three monthly exports, and those are 1x watermarked PNGs, limiting its usefulness for frequent or final-quality work.
• Con: The listed apparel scenes are specific examples, not evidence of extensive garment choice.
• Con: The Launch Pass provides only 10 image exports over seven days, making it a short-term option rather than a recurring-work plan.

Alternatives

For broader apparel design needs, compare Screenhance with the T-Shirt Design Software category; for generated mockup options, see AI Mockup Generators. Screenhance itself focuses on placing existing raster artwork on apparel scenes.

• Kittl is a web-based freemium option with a free plan that lasts forever and includes five projects and 100 one-time AI tokens. Choose it when that project-based free allowance suits your work better than Screenhance’s three monthly mockup exports.
• MockupFit offers a free tier with unlimited garment designs, live previews and mockup downloads, plus Printful export; it has no AI credits. It may suit users who prioritize that garment-design and Printful workflow over Screenhance’s garment-aware presentation scenes.
• w3D is an iOS app with a free download and in-app purchases. Choose it if an iOS-based option is your priority.
• ClozDesign is web-based; its free plan allows three projects and 20 MB of image storage with free editing and previews, but exports require Pro. It fits users who want to edit and preview within those project limits before paying for exports.
• YupTees is a free web option with no signup required, a straightforward alternative for users prioritizing access without registration.
• Printonator is a free online T-shirt designer that accepts JPG and PNG uploads up to 10 MB. It is a simple choice for users whose needs center on T-shirt design and that upload limit.
• YouWear.ai offers five free credits per new account, with one credit per generation or edit; physical products cost extra. Choose it if a credit-based generation or editing workflow better matches the task.
• inkXE is a paid option with no free plan or trial. It may suit buyers considering a paid apparel-design system, though Screenhance is the more directly described mockup-preview tool.

For image markup rather than garment previews, browse Screenshot Annotation Software.

Verdict

Screenhance is a sensible choice for labels, merch teams and identity presenters who need garment-aware previews of existing artwork, particularly when they want transparent cutouts or shared review. The main reason to choose it is the fabric-conscious rendering; look elsewhere if you need more garment variety or frequent free exports, since Free is capped at three watermarked images a month.