Investors skim decks fast, and a screenshot dropped on a slide still looks like a screenshot. A pitch deck mockup puts your product inside a real device frame, so it reads as a live app on real hardware in the two seconds someone spends on the slide. Framy frames a screenshot or a screen recording in an iPhone, iPad, MacBook, or iMac, then exports a clean PNG or MP4. It is free, there is no watermark, and there is no subscription.
Open the editor*Low quality exports are free forever. High quality uses a $1.99 bundle of 30 exports, or $4.99 for 100.

The product slide is where a deck either lands or stalls. A framed device does more work than a wall of feature bullets, because it shows the thing exists and looks finished. For a mobile product, an iPhone frame reads instantly. For a web product, a MacBook or iMac frame fits better. You do not need a mockup on every slide, just a few in the right places: the product slide, the demo or traction slide, and a problem-solution before and after. Framy handles both a still and a clip, so you can choose per slide.
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Yes. Low quality exports are free forever with no watermark. High quality exports use a bundle: $1.99 for 30 exports or $4.99 for 100. There is no subscription and no account required to start.
Yes. Frame a screenshot and export a PNG for a still slide, or frame a screen recording and export an MP4 with audio kept for a moving demo.
Use an iPhone or iPad for a mobile product, and a MacBook or iMac for a web product. Framy has iPhone, iPad, MacBook, iMac, Apple Watch, and an iPhone Duo layout.
No. Every export is watermark-free, on both the free low quality tier and the paid high quality bundles.