For products spanning web, desktop, phone, tablet, or wearable experiences and teams explaining how those surfaces work together.
Multi-device mockups that explain more than ‘available everywhere.’
Arrange several screen classes into one coherent story about responsive behavior, connected workflows, or platform reach. Keep every included device purposeful and every important screen readable.
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One product, distinct surfacesDesktop · tablet · phone
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Start with the job, then choose the frame.
A useful multi-device mockup needs hierarchy. Pick one lead screen, size supporting devices by importance, and show different evidence on each rather than repeating an identical screenshot across a row of hardware.
Browse product & device generators →Use multiple devices to prove continuity, adaptation, or availability—not merely to make the composition look more expensive.
Assign a role to every screen
The largest screen can establish the core workspace, a phone can show an on-the-go action, and a watch can show a glance. Distinct roles keep the composition informative instead of repetitive.
Create hierarchy through scale and overlap
Equal-sized devices flatten importance and often waste space. Choose a lead device, overlap supporting frames without covering decisive UI, and preserve recognizable silhouettes.
Keep platform states logically connected
If the screens imply a workflow, make the data, task, or account state consistent. Random screens can falsely suggest integration while a coherent sequence demonstrates how the surfaces relate.
Compose a cross-device story with a lead screen
Decide the narrative before arranging hardware.
- Write the role of each platform in one short phrase and remove devices with no distinct contribution.
- Choose the lead screen and size it first around the destination’s reading distance.
- Add supporting devices in narrative order while protecting key interface regions.
- Check consistency across states, then export responsive crops without changing the hierarchy.
multi device mockup generator FAQ
How many devices should a multi-device mockup include?
Use the smallest number that proves the story. Two or three are usually easier to read; add more only when each platform contributes distinct information.
Can the devices show different screens?
Yes, and they often should. Use related states that demonstrate responsive adaptation, a handoff, or complementary platform roles.
How do I stop smaller devices from disappearing?
Increase their scale, simplify the background, and avoid placing detailed screens behind the lead device. Test the composition at the final display size.