

Placeit is a browser-based template library: you drop your image into a stock scene that thousands of other people also use. It’s quick, but for art sellers it has a cost — your listing photos look like everyone else’s, and the scenes don’t reflect the true size or framing of your specific piece.
MockupWall is a different approach for wall art. It’s an iOS app that places your artwork in a realistic room at the real dimensions you enter, with frames and shadows, or on a photo of your own wall. Every mockup is generated from your art and your scene choices, so the images are unique to your shop rather than shared with every Placeit user.
Why MockupWall
Unique, not shared scenes
Mockups are built from your own art, so your listings don’t match the templates other sellers reuse.
True scale and your own wall
Enter real dimensions for accurate size, or upload a real wall — options a shared template can’t offer.
Made for mobile
The whole workflow runs on iPhone and iPad; it’s free to download and try.
How It Works
Add your artwork
Upload or photograph your art, print, or poster and enter its real dimensions so the scale stays accurate.
Pick a scene
Choose from thousands of interior scenes — or upload your own wall — and set the frame, mat, and edge color.
Export & sell
The app matches lighting and shadow for a photoreal result. Export a high-resolution image for your shop, listing, or feed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is MockupWall different from Placeit?
Placeit drops your image into shared stock templates in the browser. MockupWall is an iOS app that generates mockups from your own art at true scale, with frames and your own wall option, so the images are unique to your shop.
Is MockupWall free like Placeit’s previews?
MockupWall is free to download and create mockups; a subscription unlocks unlimited use and all scenes. There’s no separate per-download charge.
Does it run in a browser?
No — MockupWall is an iOS app for iPhone and iPad, not a web tool.
Is it specifically for wall art?
Yes. It’s focused on placing art, prints, posters, and photography in interior scenes, rather than being a general template catalogue.