No Device Investor Pitch Deck Product Slide, ready in minutes
A pitch deck's product slide with a static screenshot asks investors to imagine the experience, while an embedded {device} mockup video shows it running, which tends to land better in a room with limited attention per slide. Mockly frames your screenshot in no hardware frame at all — just your raw screenshot floating on a background with a soft shadow, built for startup founders preparing fundraising decks.
Try Mockly FreeWhy No Device fits an investor pitch deck product slide
A pitch deck's product slide with a static screenshot asks investors to imagine the experience, while an embedded {device} mockup video shows it running, which tends to land better in a room with limited attention per slide. The No Device frame in Mockly is whatever orientation your screenshot already is, since there's no device chrome to match, with a 0px corner radius tuned to match the real device. Recommended aspect ratios: any ratio (1:1, 16:9, or 9:16) since there's no frame constraining the shape.
How Mockly builds the animation
Frame your product screenshot in No Device, keep the background minimal so it matches your deck's design system, and export a short, clean scroll clip.
What you export
Export at 4K so the embedded video holds up when projected on a large screen. Every export is yours to use commercially, and Pro removes the Mockly watermark entirely if you're shipping this to production.
Frequently asked questions
A short embedded video tends to hold investor attention better than a static screenshot, especially on the product slide, as long as it's brief and doesn't require sound.
Both support embedded video with autoplay settings — export your No Device mockup as MP4 and set it to autoplay and loop silently within your slide software.
A plain solid color that matches your deck's palette, or no device frame at all, usually looks cleaner in a deck than a busy gradient or photo background.