Screenshot mockups
without Figma
Figma is a design tool. Snipfolio is a screenshot mockup tool. If all you need is to crop a screenshot, put it in a device frame, and export it, Snipfolio does that without templates, plugins, or design knowledge.
The problem with using Figma for mockups
Templates get out of sync
Every time a device frame or screen ratio changes, you have to update your Figma template files.
Too much tool for the job
Figma is a full design tool. If all you need is to frame a screenshot, most of its features are in the way.
Requires design knowledge
Artboards, layers, auto-layout, export settings. If you are not a designer, the learning curve slows you down.
How Snipfolio works instead
Drop in a screenshot
Drag a PNG or JPEG into Snipfolio. No artboard setup, no import dialog.
Crop to the region you want
Draw a box over the UI you want to show. Snipfolio snaps to device frame ratios so proportions match.
Frame and export
Pick a device frame (laptop, phone, browser), choose a background, add a caption if needed, and export as PNG.
Snipfolio vs Figma for screenshot mockups
| Figma | Snipfolio | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first mockup | Minutes (set up template first) | Seconds (drop, crop, frame, export) |
| Template maintenance | You manage template files | No templates needed |
| Learning curve | High (general-purpose design tool) | Low (single-purpose tool) |
| Device frames | Via plugins or community files | Built in, one click |
| Aspect ratio handling | Manual constraint setup | Automatic snapping |
| Cost | Free tier or $15/mo+ | Free or $4.99 for a 3-day pass |