Mockuuups gives you 5300+ mockup scenes shot with real cameras, real devices, and real hands. Drop in your design, export in seconds, in the browser or inside Figma.
If you're here, you've probably used Mockey and run into something.
Maybe the three-exports-a-day cap. Maybe a bezel that looked slightly off once it was on a client's screen.
To be straight about it, Mockey is good at the job it was built for. A hundred product listings by Friday, at close to nothing. If that's your work, go use it.
But AI is very good at plausible and unreliable at correct. That gap doesn't matter on a tote bag listing. It matters a lot when someone is paying you for the work.
Here's the difference, laid out plainly.
With Mockey, the scene is generated, so bezels sit slightly wrong, camera bumps drift, and small type mangles under a close look.
With Mockuuups, we photograph real hardware in our Prague studio. An iPhone 17 Pro is an iPhone 17 Pro, down to the bezel.
Every time you change a design in an AI generator, the scene regenerates and spends credits.
And the model won't give you the same room twice, so the set you carefully picked drifts with every revision.
With Mockuuups, you drop in the new file and export. Same scene, same light, high-res in a second, unlimited on a paid plan.
The trouble with generated libraries isn't really quality. It's that nobody is choosing.
A model fills a catalog faster than anyone can look at it, so nothing ever gets rejected.
What you scroll through is whatever the model averaged out to. Volume is the product, and taste is nobody's job.
Back in 2016, we rented a studio in Prague and started shooting our own scenes instead.
What started as a weekend project is now a library we still add to one scene at a time, shot by us or licensed from photographers we work with directly.
Someone picks every one. Lit, shot, and framed on purpose, and the ones that don't hold up never make it in.
Devices, print, apparel, packaging, outdoor. Real light, real surfaces, real hands.
A library someone actually chose beats a bigger one nobody looked at.
With Mockey, free exports are capped per day and meant for personal use, so anything you bill for means moving up a plan.
With Mockuuups, a paid plan includes a commercial license. Portfolios, client projects, app store listings, and marketing are all covered.
Mockey starts around $9 a month, with AI features metered by credits and a free tier capped at a few exports a day.
Mockuuups is $20 a month or $120 a year. Unlimited exports, no credits, commercial license included.
Type what you're looking for and the search will pull scenes that match.
