Practical workflows
Create useful visual deliverables for email, release notes, documentation and client handoffs.
These workflows describe ways to use the editor, not separate automated services. Keep original images and delivery notes outside the editor when a repeatable handoff matters. For paid work, check rights to screenshots, brand assets and stock imagery before publishing.
Create a product screenshot graphic for an email campaign
An email graphic should show one useful product moment at a readable width.
Read the guide ↗Build an email design preview for client review
An email preview can communicate visual direction before implementation.
Read the guide ↗Create a screenshot for release notes
Release-note imagery should make a concrete change visible.
Read the guide ↗Prepare a framed screenshot for documentation
Documentation images should help a reader complete a task.
Read the guide ↗Prepare a mockup for focused client feedback
Ask reviewers to assess a specific decision rather than the entire product at once.
Read the guide ↗Use product mockups in a portfolio case study
A portfolio mockup should support an explanation of your work.
Read the guide ↗Add a product mockup to a proposal
A proposal visual helps describe scope when its status is clear.
Read the guide ↗Build a small product launch image kit
A launch kit works better as a set of deliberate deliverables than one image reused everywhere.
Read the guide ↗Document mockup choices for a repeatable handoff
Record the choices another person needs to recreate the visual.
Read the guide ↗Revise a mockup without losing the approved direction
Separate factual corrections from layout preferences before making changes.
Read the guide ↗Use a stock image as a mockup background thoughtfully
A stock background should leave room for the product and fit the intended use.
Read the guide ↗Name exported mockups so the right file gets published
Useful filenames identify destination, version and content.
Read the guide ↗Create a repeatable mockup production checklist
A repeatable workflow checks the source, composition and delivery rather than relying on memory.
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