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App Store screenshots · Mac app · One purchase

Looking for a
Screenshots Pro alternative?

Screenshots.pro is a strong web-based generator with 23 devices, 3D angles, a REST API, and team features, and the API and team features are the main reasons to pay for it every month. If you work alone and never call an API, Mockly gives you 3D device shots in a Mac app you buy once: six models, all 50 App Store languages in one project, AI translation through your own key, and upload to App Store Connect, for $12.99.

How does Mockly compare to Screenshots.pro?

Both make detailed 3D device shots. They differ in where the work runs, how you pay, and how teams share it.

Where the work happens
Mockly: On your Mac. Projects are files you save, and editing and exporting work offline.

Screenshots.pro: On the vendor's service. You upload your files, the render runs there, and you download the finished assets.
Pricing
Mockly: $12.99 once, with no subscription. Every editor feature comes with the purchase.

Screenshots.pro: $19 a month Standard or $49 a month Extended, with a discount for annual billing, when we last checked. No one-time option published.
Translation
Mockly: AI Translate sends the text from your Mac to OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google with your own key, and your provider bills you. Or round-trip a CSV with a translator.

Screenshots.pro: Translation runs as part of the vendor's service.
Devices
Mockly: Six 3D models: iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPad Pro 11-inch and 12.9-inch, MacBook Pro 16-inch, Apple Watch Ultra, and Apple Watch Series 11.

Screenshots.pro: 23 devices with 3D angles.
API and teams
Mockly: A single-user Mac app with no API. Projects are files on your Mac, which you share yourself like any other file.

Screenshots.pro: A published REST API and team collaboration.
Upload
Mockly: Upload to App Store Connect with your API key. It replaces the screenshots in that display type for the languages you pick.

Screenshots.pro: Check its site for its current App Store Connect options.

Who should pick Mockly vs Screenshots.pro?

Pick Mockly if…
  • You're an indie developer or small studio who'd rather pay once than carry a subscription
  • You never call a screenshot API and don't need team seats
  • You already pay for OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google and want translation billed there
  • You work alone, and projects saved as files on your Mac suit you
Keep Screenshots.pro if…
  • You need its REST API to generate screenshots from your build pipeline
  • You're on a team that edits screenshot projects together in the cloud
  • You want more device models than Mockly's six
  • You work mostly on computers that aren't Macs

About Mockly

Questions

FAQ

What is the best Screenshots Pro alternative?
For indie Mac developers who want a one-time price, Mockly. Both make App Store screenshots with 3D devices in several languages. Mockly runs on your Mac, keeps all 50 App Store languages in one project, translates through your own OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google key, uploads to App Store Connect, and costs $12.99 once.
How does Mockly's pricing compare to Screenshots Pro?
Mockly is $12.99, paid once, with no subscription. Screenshots.pro listed $19 a month Standard and $49 a month Extended when we last checked, so see its site for current prices. With Mockly, your AI provider bills you for any AI Translate use.
Does Mockly support the same Apple device sizes as Screenshots Pro?
Mockly has artboard presets for iPhone 6.9-inch and 6.5-inch, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch, landscape variants, and a 1080×1920 Google Play size. Save Images exports every page as PNG or HEIC at the artboard's exact pixel size, for one language or all of them, and the App Store Connect upload reads the display type from the artboard.
Does Screenshots Pro have features Mockly doesn't?
Yes. Screenshots.pro has a REST API, team collaboration, and more device models. Mockly is a single-user Mac app with six 3D models and projects saved as files, which a team shares by hand. If you work with a team, the web service fits better.

Try it

Try Mockly.

3D device shots for a solo developer, in 50 languages, for $12.99 once.

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