Best Screely Alternatives, Free and Paid (2026)

Alternatives to Screely for framing screenshots, free and paid: Shots, DeviceShots, SnapMock, Shots.so, Pika Style, MockUPhone, and BrandBird, compared on frames, 3D, and video.

By the Shots teamUpdated 2 min read

Short answer

Screely is a free, simple way to put a screenshot in a macOS or Windows window on a background. If you need more for free, DeviceShots has the biggest free device catalog and SnapMock adds free perspective presets. Shots adds device mockups, 3D perspective, annotation, blur, and video export, included in every Shots plan. Screely is still the quickest option for a plain window frame, and it exports PDF, which most alternatives do not.

Shots is our product. Every other tool is listed on its merits, with details checked against the vendor's own site.

Quick comparison

ToolBest forPriceRuns on
ShotsWindow frames plus devices, 3D, and videoFrom $199/mo, editor in every plan; open source (Apache 2.0)Browser
DeviceShotsThe biggest free device catalogFreeBrowser
SnapMockFree perspective presetsFree; 4x export is paidBrowser
Shots.soPolished templates and animated mockupsFree, Basic, and Pro plansBrowser
Pika StyleTemplate varietyFree plan; Pro $13/mo or $150/yrBrowser, plus Chrome and VS Code extensions
MockUPhoneAndroid, Samsung, and older device modelsFree, open source (Apache 2.0)Browser
BrandBirdMarketing graphics with 3D rotationFree with watermark; Pro $15/mo; Lifetime $179Browser, Mac app, Chrome extension, and Figma plugin

Pick 1 of 7 · Best for window frames plus devices, 3d, and video

Shots

Safari and Chrome window frames in light and dark with an editable URL bar, iPhone, MacBook, and Apple Watch mockups, 3D perspective, arrows, text, and blur, plus a keyframe animation timeline with 40+ presets. Exports PNG, JPEG, and WebP images and MP4 or WebM video, included in every Shots plan, with no watermark.

Price
From $199/mo, editor in every plan; open source (Apache 2.0)
Runs on
Browser
Limitations
No PDF export and no browser extension for capturing tabs.

Pick 2 of 7 · Best for the biggest free device catalog

DeviceShots

76 frames across phones, iPads, laptops, iMacs, displays, watches, and 9 browser window styles. Exports PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG at up to 4x, with no account, no watermark, and no upload.

Price
Free
Runs on
Browser
Limitations
Flat frames only: no 3D tilt, perspective, or video export.

Pick 3 of 7 · Best for free perspective presets

SnapMock

Flat, isometric, tilted, and hero-shot perspective presets around iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Pixel, and browser frames. No signup, no watermark, and commercial use is allowed.

Price
Free; 4x export is paid
Runs on
Browser
Limitations
Free exports are 1x or 2x, 4x needs a paid plan, and export is static PNG or JPEG only.

Pick 4 of 7 · Best for polished templates and animated mockups

Shots.so

Many device models, including iPhone, Android phones, iPads, and desktops, plus 3D shapes, shadow overlays, and animation presets for short product videos.

Price
Free, Basic, and Pro plans
Runs on
Browser
Limitations
Some features and limits sit on paid plans, and it is closed source.

Pick 5 of 7 · Best for template variety

Pika Style

Templates for App Store screenshots, tweets, and code, with iPhone, iPad mini, Pixel, MacBook, and browser frames.

Price
Free plan; Pro $13/mo or $150/yr
Runs on
Browser, plus Chrome and VS Code extensions
Limitations
Tilt, background images, and some templates are Pro only, and it lists no animation or video export.

Pick 6 of 7 · Best for android, samsung, and older device models

MockUPhone

A long device list covering iPhone, Pixel, Samsung Galaxy, iPad, MacBook, Dell XPS, Surface, Apple Watch, and even TVs. The code is public on GitHub.

Price
Free, open source (Apache 2.0)
Runs on
Browser
Limitations
A frame-only tool: its site lists no 3D, animation, or video features.

Pick 7 of 7 · Best for marketing graphics with 3d rotation

BrandBird

Turns screenshots into social graphics with iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Apple Watch, and browser frames, plus 3D rotation.

Price
Free with watermark; Pro $15/mo; Lifetime $179
Runs on
Browser, Mac app, Chrome extension, and Figma plugin
Limitations
Free exports carry a watermark that only Pro or Lifetime removes.

How we picked

Each pick does Screely's core job, framing a screenshot on a background, and adds at least one thing Screely does not: device frames, 3D, annotation, or video. Every detail comes from each vendor's own site or repository, checked on September 24, 2026. Plans change without notice, so confirm current pricing before you decide.

Frequently asked questions

For a free option with the largest set of device frames, try DeviceShots. Shots is the closest upgrade: it keeps Screely's window frames and backgrounds and adds device mockups, 3D, annotation, blur, and video export, included in every Shots plan with no watermark.

Yes. Screely's site lists no signup, no watermark, and no export limits.

Shots, DeviceShots, SnapMock, Shots.so, Pika Style, MockUPhone, and BrandBird all include phone frames. MockUPhone and SnapMock also cover Android devices.

Yes. Shots has arrows, lines, shapes, text, and blur or mosaic regions in the same editor as its frames and backgrounds.

More guides

Try Shots

Edit, annotate, and polish screenshots in your browser. No download, no watermark.

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Included in every plan · No watermark