What Shotsnapp is
Shotsnapp's home page, read on 11 November 2026, describes a browser-based device mockup maker: choose a device from its collection of phones, tablets, laptops, smart watches and more, add your design file or screenshot, change how it looks, and download the mockup image. It offers custom fonts for your message, photos from Unsplash as backgrounds and a growing set of pre-designed templates. Its users, quoted on the page, use it for social media pictures and framed phone and browser screenshots with shadows. It is made by a solo maker in Malaysia.
Shotsnapp's price
The same page lists two options:
- Basic: free. One object per canvas, free templates, curated Unsplash photos, exports as PNG or JPEG.
- Pro: $48 for one year of Pro access, "Pay once. No subscriptions." Any number of objects per canvas, text included, every template, any Unsplash photo, more device models and variations, and PNG or JPEG exports.
How the two compare
| Shotsnapp | ShotDemo | |
|---|---|---|
| What you make | One mockup picture at a time on a canvas | Store and social pictures of every screen of a demo at once, and the demo itself |
| Devices | Phones, tablets, laptops, watches, many models | A browser window, a phone or a tablet, picked by each screen's shape or by you |
| Several devices or texts in one picture | Pro | No: one screen, its headline and its device per picture |
| Backgrounds | Unsplash photos, colours | Eight gradients, or the demo's own colour, gradient or picture |
| Sizes | The canvas you set | App Store iPhone and iPad, Google Play, square, portrait, landscape, link preview, Product Hunt |
| Languages | The words you type | Each language of the demo, its headline translated with the rest |
| Price | Free, or $48 for a year of Pro | Free with a small "Made with ShotDemo" mark; clean with the demo bought, $12 once |
| A demo people click through, a video | No | Yes |
Shotsnapp's column comes from its own page on 11 November 2026; check it there before you decide.
Pictures made from the demo
In ShotDemo the pictures are a by-product of something you already made. Publish a demo and open Share, then Download, then Pictures for stores and social. Tick the sizes: App Store for iPhone (1320 by 2868) and iPad, Google Play, a square and a portrait for Instagram, a landscape for X, LinkedIn or slides, a link preview, Product Hunt's gallery. Pick a background, or keep the demo's own. ShotDemo places each screen in the device its shape calls for (a phone's screenshot in a phone, a desktop's in a browser window) unless you choose one, writes its words above it as the headline, puts the words beside the device in the wide sizes, and makes the whole set, for each language the demo has, in one zip of PNG or JPEG files. "See the first one" shows a picture before you make them all.
Change a screen in the demo, its words, a blur, its language, and the next set follows: nothing to redraw by hand. Blurs and covers are already burnt into each picture, so a name you hid in the demo stays hidden in every mockup.
What a picture looks like
Each picture holds one screen, its device and its headline. A phone has a dark bezel, rounded corners and the camera's pill over the middle of the status bar; a tablet has a thinner bezel; a browser window has its bar of three dots; and "no device" gives the screen rounded corners and a soft shadow. In tall sizes the headline sits above the device, in wide ones beside it, set in Inter, in white on a dark background and in near-black on a light one. A page taller than its device's screen is cut to its top, the step's own crop is kept, and the notes you drew on a step (boxes, circles, words) are drawn in. Arabic and Hebrew headlines run right to left. Every picture is drawn at the size the store or the feed asks for, never scaled up afterwards.
What a year costs
Shotsnapp is free for a single object and $48 a year for Pro. ShotDemo's pictures are free with a small mark, one set a day on the free plan, and clean once the demo they come from is bought, at $12 once, which also makes that demo live for good with every feature. If a mockup picture now and then is all you need, Shotsnapp's free plan or its year of Pro is the simpler buy.
Where Shotsnapp is the better choice
Shotsnapp is the better tool for a designer composing one picture by hand: several devices in a single scene, free text anywhere on the canvas, many device models and colours, photos from Unsplash behind them, and templates to start from. ShotDemo draws one screen per picture, in three kinds of device, with its headline above or beside it, and has no canvas to arrange things freely. For a launch poster or a hero image with three phones fanned out, Shotsnapp is made for the job.
Where ShotDemo is the better choice
ShotDemo suits a maker who needs the same screens in many places: the App Store's and Google Play's sizes, the social feeds, the link preview, Product Hunt, in each language, made in one go and in step with the product. It suits anyone who wants those screens to work, not only to look good: the demo they come from is a click-through copy of the product with hotspots, a voice, forms and analytics, playing in a phone frame on your website. And it suits founders who want a video too: every published demo exports as a narrated MP4, WebM or GIF.
Moving from Shotsnapp
Nothing needs moving: upload the screenshots you were putting in mockups to a new demo, in the order a person goes through your app, and each becomes a step. Phone screenshots start in a phone. Add a hotspot and a line of words to each, publish, and make the pictures from the Share window; the demo is ready to share at the same time.
Start free: make the demo and its first set of pictures. Buy the demo once, at $12, when you want them clean and the demo live for good.