Artboard Studio

Open your browser, pick a scene, and ship polished visuals in minutes. Start by creating a new project, then search the ready-made scene catalog by keyword (phone, packaging, billboard, desktop). Swap in your screen or artwork using the Replace control or by dragging files straight onto the canvas. Tweak lighting, shadows, and reflections for a lifelike result. Use the built-in editor to crop, mask, adjust color, and refine edges. The transparency tool lets you layer logos, text, and textures cleanly over backgrounds. When you’re done, export crisp PNGs or JPGs, or batch-export multiple sizes for store listings and social platforms without leaving the page.

For product teams and UI/UX workflows, drop your app flows into multiple device scenes, align everything with smart guides, and keep variants on separate artboards. Add lightweight motion—fade-in screens, slide elements, or rotate items—so stakeholders see context, not just flat images. Present in full-screen mode for demos, or export short MP4/GIF clips for pitch decks and feature announcements. Share a secure link with view, comment, or edit access. Teammates can pin feedback to specific layers, you resolve threads, and privacy controls keep client work restricted to the right people.

Marketers and content creators can move fast on campaigns. Choose social presets, import your logo, and pull from the premium icon set for quick visuals. Build a set of ad variants by duplicating an artboard; swap headlines, color accents, and hero images to produce a full pack of creatives in one sitting. Use grids and snapping for consistent spacing across carousel slides. Export a single asset or the whole series, then hand off a branded preview page for approvals. Because everything runs online, freelancers can collaborate with clients anywhere, iterate live on calls, and turn around polished deliverables without installing heavy software.

When you need full control, start from a blank canvas. Assemble a custom scene from the object library—devices, print materials, apparel, and more—then group, layer, and set perspective to match your concept. Combine vector icons with your imagery, fine-tune opacity for overlays, and use non-destructive edits so you can roll back at any time. Create a reusable workspace: keep master elements on locked layers, save scene presets for future projects, and standardize exports with naming conventions and format presets. Whether you’re showcasing a new app, testing packaging ideas, or building a client presentation, you can go from concept to shareable mockups in a single streamlined workflow.