Mockly vs Previewed
Previewed and Mockly solve a similar problem — animated device mockup videos from a screenshot. The differences come down to pricing model, export controls, and editor workflow.
Try Mockly FreeWhere the two tools overlap
Both take a static screenshot and produce a scrolling video inside a device frame, aimed at the same use cases: App Store previews, landing pages, and social content.
What sets Mockly apart
Mockly's editor exposes granular scroll controls — linear, fixed-pause, and fully custom pause stops — plus direct control over device size, padding, shadow, and background, all adjustable live in the preview before export.
Which one should you use
Try both on your actual screenshot — since the core workflow is similar, the deciding factor is usually which editor's controls and pricing fit your specific project and budget better.
Frequently asked questions
Linear (continuous scroll), none (static), human-fixed (pauses at fixed increments), and human-custom (your own defined pause stops) — giving fine control over pacing.
1080p and 4K MP4 export, so you can match the resolution to where the video will be published.
Yes, Mockly's free plan lets you export a limited number of watermarked videos per day, enough to test the workflow before deciding.