How to Make a 3D Screenshot Mockup Online (Free)
Tilt a flat screenshot into a 3D perspective mockup for free. Use isometric and hero presets or fine-tune rotation and depth, then export PNG or animate it.
Por Kartik Labhshetwar, criador do Screenshot StudioAtualizado em 2 min de leitura
Resposta rápida
Upload your screenshot to Screenshot Studio, open the 3D tab on the right, and pick a Layout Preset such as SaaS Hero or Isometric. Fine-tune with Rotate X, Rotate Y, Rotate Z, Depth, and Scale, add a background and shadow, and export a PNG or turn it into a video.
Passo a passo
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Open the editor and add your screenshot
Go to screenshot-studio.com/editor and paste with Cmd+V (Ctrl+V on Windows), drag the file onto the page, or click to browse. PNG, JPG, and WebP files up to 100MB work, and there is no account to create.
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Open the 3D tab
The 3D tab sits in the right panel. Switch between Zoom and Tilt, and drag the small preview to tilt the screenshot by hand.
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Start from a preset
Layout Presets are grouped into Popular, Basic, Dramatic, Perspective, Zoom, Half Section, and Float. Perspective includes isometric left, right, and top views.
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Fine-tune the angle
Under Fine Tune, adjust Rotate X and Rotate Y up to 60 degrees each way, Rotate Z up to 45 degrees, Depth from 500 to 3000px, and Scale.
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Add depth with light and shadow
A Soft or Strong shadow in the Design tab and a Light & Shadow overlay in the BG tab make the tilt feel physical.
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Export or copy the result
Open Save in the top bar, pick PNG, JPEG, or WebP, choose 1x, 2x, or 3x resolution, and download. Copy puts a 2x PNG on your clipboard so you can paste it straight into Slack, Docs, or an email.
When a 3D screenshot helps
A tilted screenshot reads as a product, not a page. It works well for landing page heroes, launch announcements, and feature cards where the image supports a headline instead of being read closely.
For documentation and bug reports, stay flat. Perspective shrinks the far side of the image and makes small text harder to read.
Getting the angle right
Small angles look more premium than big ones. Start with a preset, then pull Rotate X and Rotate Y back until the tilt is noticeable but the main content is still easy to read.
- Tilt so the most important part of the UI faces the viewer.
- Leave room on the side the screenshot turns away from, so it does not look cropped.
- Use Half Section presets when the image sits next to text and should bleed off one edge.
