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Mockupflo vs Ultramock
Ultramock and Mockupflo are built the same way: a 3D device in a browser tab, a watermarked free tier, and an AI agent on Pro. The differences are in the price, the free tier and how much of the film the tool directs for you. Mockupflo Pro is $7 a month or $199 once, free exports are not capped, and 300+ templates carry whole multi-shot films.
- Mockupflo Pro
- $7 a month
- Ultramock Pro
- $12 a month
- Pay once
- $199 vs not offered
- Free exports
- Uncapped vs 3 a day
Side by side.
At the figures Ultramock 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.
Pro $12 a month, or $96 a year shown as $8 a month. No one-time price. Free: “three watermarked image or video exports per rolling 24 hours”.
3D device mockups and launch films from a screenshot or a screen recording
Styled screenshots and short device videos in a browser
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
A growing set of Apple and Android 3D models; most are Pro-only, two are free
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
Scenes and keyframed camera moves
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
Free: video at “1280 × 720 landscape at a maximum of 30 frames per second”, stills “up to 1920 pixels”. Pro: video “up to a 3840 px edge”, images to “5120 px”.
In your browser, on your own GPU; video encodes there too. Your screenshots and recordings never upload.
“Runs entirely in the browser on WebGL.” Uploaded video stays on your device; Pro projects autosave to your Ultramock account.
A desktop browser with a GPU on Windows, macOS or Linux; video export in Chrome, Edge or Safari 16.4+
The web, desktop first. “Chrome support is confirmed; support in other browsers varies.”
Pro: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client drives the editor through a connector that runs on your machine
“MCP control” on Pro
Pick a template, drop your screen in, export. The timeline is there when you want to direct every frame.
Drop a screenshot in, pick a scene, keyframe the camera
Ultramock figures read on 24 September 2026 at ultramock.io and ultramock.io/ai-info (updated there on 21 September 2026), and in the Upgrade paywall inside its editor; Ultramock has no separate pricing page. The device and autosave details were read on 22 September 2026. USD list prices, subject to change. Mockupflo’s figures are the ones its paywall shows, VAT included where applicable.
Which to pick.
We looked hard for reasons to choose Ultramock. In fairness, here is everything we found.
Pick Ultramock if
$12 a month feels more premium to you than $7. Paying $199 once and never again feels too final.
You like rationing: three watermarked exports every 24 hours keeps a launch focused.
You would rather keyframe every camera move by hand than drop your screen into one of 300+ finished films.
You live in Chrome, and “support in other browsers varies” is a sentence you find relaxing.
Autosaving to an account is worth an extra $5 every month to you.
Pick Mockupflo if
You would rather pay once: $199 for lifetime Pro, or $7 a month against $12.
You export a lot before you buy: free exports carry a small mark but are not counted.
You want the tool to direct the film: 300+ multi-shot templates, 64 camera presets and Smart Animate, with the timeline underneath.
You work in Safari: Mockupflo’s video export runs in Safari 16.4 and later, as well as Chrome and Edge.
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