Shots vs Pika Style
Shots includes 3D tilt, animations, and video export in every plan, where Pika Style puts tilt and background images on its Pro plan.
The verdict
Pika Style has a larger template library and more device models, including iPad and Pixel. Shots is the stronger choice if you want 3D tilt, animation, and video export in one open-source editor, alongside launch features, while Pika Style puts tilt and background images on its $13/mo Pro plan.
Shots
Open sourceFrom $199/mo, open source (Apache 2.0), runs in any browser
Where it wins
- 250+ backgrounds in every plan
- Full animation timeline with 40+ presets
- 3D perspective transforms in every plan
- Video export (MP4, WebM, GIF)
- No watermarks ever
- Open source
Pika Style
Free plan; Pro $13/mo or $150/yr; Lifetime $299
Limitations
- Tilt is a Pro feature
- Background images are Pro-only
- Some mockup templates need a paid plan
- Animation and video export not listed
Feature by feature
| Feature | Shots | Pika Style |
|---|---|---|
| Price | From $199/mo | Free plan, Pro $13/mo |
| Backgrounds | 250+ gradients, solids, images | Gradients free, images on Pro |
| Device Frames | iPhone, MacBook, Apple Watch, Safari, Chrome, Arc | iPhone, iPad, Pixel, MacBook, browser |
| 3D Effects | Full perspective transforms | Tilt on Pro |
| Animations | 40+ presets, keyframe editor | Not listed |
| Video Export | MP4, WebM, GIF | Not listed |
| Export Resolution | Up to 5x scale | Up to 4K on Pro |
| Open Source | Yes (Apache 2.0) | No |
Pika Style pricing and feature details checked on September 20, 2026 against https://pika.style. Third-party plans change without notice, so confirm current pricing on their site before deciding. Visit Pika Style
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