Compare · Template showreels, rendered in the cloud
Mockupflo vs Reelfolio
Reelfolio turns a batch of screenshots and recordings into a template-driven showreel for a portfolio, a pitch or socials, and renders it in the cloud in about a minute. It does not put your screen on a device. Mockupflo does: your screen on a real-time 3D iPhone, MacBook or Galaxy, a camera that moves around it, and the render on your own GPU.
- Mockupflo Pro
- $7 a month
- Reelfolio
- $12 a month
- Devices
- Real-time 3D vs none
- Rendering
- Your GPU vs the cloud
Side by side.
At the figures Reelfolio publishes. Quoted phrases are its own words; the rest is our reading of its pages.
Free: the whole editor, stills at full quality and video to 720p, with a small Mockupflo mark; free exports are not counted or capped. Pro $7 a month, $70 a year or $199 once.
One plan: $12 a month, or $108 a year shown as $9 a month. No free plan: “Free to build and preview in the browser, you pay at export.” A “14-day money-back guarantee”.
3D device mockups and launch films from a screenshot or a screen recording
“Drop in messy screenshots and screen recordings. Reelfolio turns them into a polished showreel for your portfolio, pitch, or socials.”
15 devices built in 3D and rendered in real time, in their real finishes: iPhone, the foldable iPhone Duo, Galaxy, iPad, Apple Watch, MacBook and Pro Display XDR
None stated. The template lays the screens out; one template adds “a subtle 3D tilt”.
300+ built-in templates that carry the camera, light and timing (Pro), 64 one-click camera presets, Smart Animate from focus areas you draw, and a keyframe timeline with bezier easing
“200+ templates” on the plan (other pages say “262+ styles”). “No timeline, no keyframes, no render queue.” You set scale, corner radius, motion duration and the background.
Stills as PNG, JPG or WebP up to 5120 px. Video as MP4 or WebM: 720p at 30 fps free, 1080p and 4K at up to 60 fps on Pro; transparent WebM in Chrome and Edge
MP4: “1080p H.264 MP4”, and “Export to 1080p and 4K” on the plan, in “16:9, 1:1, 9:16 and more”. Frame rate not stated. No watermark on paid exports.
In your browser, on your own GPU; video encodes there too. Your screenshots and recordings never upload.
“Rendered in the cloud, ready to post in a minute.” Its privacy policy lists Supabase for “All user data, uploaded files” and Railway for video rendering.
A desktop browser with a GPU on Windows, macOS or Linux; video export in Chrome, Edge or Safari 16.4+
“Reelfolio runs in the browser”, on a phone too since August 2026
Pro: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client drives the editor through a connector that runs on your machine
Not stated
Pick a template, drop your screen in, export. The timeline is there when you want to direct every frame.
“Skills needed: None”
Reelfolio figures read on 24 September 2026 at reelfolio.io (pricing and FAQ), reelfolio.io/mockup-video-maker, reelfolio.io/blog/reelfolio-vs-after-effects (the $12 month-to-month price, which its pricing card shows only behind a toggle) and reelfolio.io/privacy. Its pages give the template count as 200+, 256 and 262+, and the export size as 1920 × 1080 in one place and 1080p and 4K in another; we quote the plan card. USD list prices, subject to change.
Which to pick.
Reelfolio is good at showreels. If a showreel is not what you came for, read on anyway.
Pick Reelfolio if
You like paying before you can export anything. A free tier that lets you export first seems suspicious.
Your unreleased screenshots should take a round trip through the cloud before launch day.
Your product does not need a device. Screens floating on a background are the look.
“No timeline, no keyframes” sounds like freedom, right up until you want the camera to do one specific thing.
$12 a month feels more premium than $7.
Pick Mockupflo if
You want your product on a real device, lit and filmed in 3D, instead of screens on a background.
You want to export before you pay: Mockupflo’s free tier exports stills at full quality and 720p video, with a small mark.
Your footage should not leave your machine: nothing uploads, nothing renders on a server.
You want to direct the camera: 64 presets, Smart Animate and a keyframe timeline. Or pay once, $199.
Other comparisons.
- Mockupflo vs UltramockThe closest pair: both put your screen on a 3D device in a browser tab. Where the price, the free tier and the motion tools part ways.
- Mockupflo vs Shots.soQuick device frames and animated presets for social posts, against real-time 3D devices and a camera that moves.
- Mockupflo vs After EffectsThe compositor that can make anything, against a tool that makes the device film in minutes.
- Mockupflo vs Envato ElementsA library of static mockups and editable video templates, against a tool that renders your screen on a moving 3D device.