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iPad Mockup

iPad mockup generator

Drop a tablet screenshot and it lands inside an iPad frame with even bezels and rounded corners. Set a gradient, solid or transparent backdrop, then tune the padding, shadow and tilt. Download as PNG or JPG, all in your browser, with nothing uploaded.

  • Files never leave your device
  • Runs in your browser
  • Free, no signup

How it works

  1. 1

    Drop a screenshot

    Add a tablet screen as JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF. It is framed on a canvas in your browser, with no upload.

  2. 2

    It frames itself

    The screenshot drops into an iPad frame. Switch to a phone, laptop or browser any time from the panel.

  3. 3

    Backdrop and save

    Set the backdrop, padding, shadow and tilt, then download as PNG or JPG.

What this iPad mockup gives you

Clean iPad frame

A neutral tablet with even bezels and a 4 by 3 screen, drawn on a canvas so it renders instantly and stays free.

Backdrops and tilt

Float the tablet on a gradient, a solid colour or a transparent canvas, with adjustable padding, shadow and rotation.

Framed locally, never uploaded

The screenshot is composited in your browser, so app screens and private captures never touch a server.

Where this helps

Launch

Tablet app listings

Frame each tablet screen on a calm backdrop for a consistent set of store assets.

Web

Responsive proof

Show a layout on a tablet next to a phone to prove it adapts across sizes.

Work

Case studies

Present a dashboard or reading view in a tablet so the layout reads as considered.

Design

Portfolio shots

Drop a project into an iPad for a clean, finished portfolio image.

Tips that help

  • 1

    Capture in portrait

    A 4 by 3 portrait tablet screenshot fits the screen with no cropping.

  • 2

    Keep the backdrop calm

    A muted gradient or solid colour lets the denser tablet layout hold the attention.

  • 3

    Use a sharp source

    Tablets show small text, so a high-resolution capture stays crisp once scaled into the frame.

  • 4

    Stay close to flat

    A tablet reads best with little or no tilt, so a dense layout stays easy to take in.

iPad mockups: showing a layout with room to breathe

A tablet frame is the right choice when your app or page is built for a larger canvas. An iPad gives a reading app, a dashboard or a kids' app the space it was designed for, and signals a different use than a phone. This guide covers fitting a tablet capture and setting a backdrop that flatters the bigger screen.

Fit the tablet screen

The frame's screen is a 4 by 3 shape, so a tablet capture in portrait fits without cropping. That is the cleanest fit for a reading view, a settings panel or any layout designed for a tablet.

iPad mockup generator

A landscape or oddly shaped capture is centre-cropped to cover the screen, so check the sides after framing. Keeping the most important content towards the middle of the capture protects it from the crop.

Because tablets show denser layouts, use a high-resolution capture so small text in the screenshot stays crisp once it is scaled into the frame.

Backdrop and spacing

A larger device benefits from a calm backdrop. A soft gradient or a single muted colour keeps the focus on the screen, which already carries a lot of detail on a tablet.

Generous padding suits the iPad, giving the wide frame somewhere to sit. The shadow anchors it so the tablet reads as a real object on the backdrop.

Tilt sparingly. A tablet looks best close to flat, since a heavy rotation makes a dense layout harder to take in.

Where iPad mockups fit

Education, reading and productivity apps live well in a tablet frame, where the extra room is the whole point of the product.

On a marketing page, an iPad alongside a phone shows that a layout adapts across sizes. Export transparent to drop the tablet onto your design.

For a portfolio or a case study, a framed iPad makes a responsive layout feel considered rather than an afterthought.

Frequently asked questions

Honest answers to what people ask before using this tool.

Drop your screenshot and it drops into an iPad frame with even bezels and gently rounded corners. Set a backdrop, adjust the padding, shadow and tilt, then download as PNG or JPG. It all runs in your browser, so the screenshot is never uploaded.

The frame uses a 4 by 3 tablet screen. A portrait tablet capture fits it directly. A landscape capture still works because the studio centre-crops the screenshot to the screen, though for an exact landscape fit it is best to capture the tablet in portrait or accept a small crop on the sides.

No. The screenshot is scaled to cover the screen and centre-cropped, never stretched, so the layout keeps its proportions. If your capture is a very different ratio to 4 by 3, some of the edges are trimmed rather than squashed.

Yes. Switch the backdrop to transparent and export a PNG, and the area around the iPad is clear. That makes it easy to place the framed tablet on a slide, a landing page or another image.

No. It is an original tablet drawn on a canvas, not an Apple product photo or PSD template. It renders instantly and is free to use, while still clearly reading as an iPad-style tablet.

No. The screenshot is framed entirely in your browser on a canvas. Nothing is sent to a server, which you can confirm in the Network panel, so app screens and private captures stay on your device.

Further reading

Independent references if you want to go deeper on the formats and tradeoffs.

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