For products with meaningful tablet layouts, from document readers and learning tools to dashboards and creative applications.
Tablet mockups for interfaces that use more than a phone-sized canvas.
Show split views, reading layouts, creative workspaces, and responsive product screens in a device that signals touch without collapsing the interface into a phone frame.
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Start with the job, then choose the frame.
Use a tablet mockup when the larger touch layout is part of the value. Preserve the source orientation, keep edge gestures and system controls plausible, and make enough of the device visible to distinguish it from a desktop monitor.
Browse product & device generators →A tablet frame helps explain two-column UI, stylus workflows, reading modes, and responsive designs that differ materially from the phone version.
Choose orientation from the task
Portrait supports reading, forms, and vertical sequences; landscape suits dashboards, timelines, and split panes. Follow the product workflow rather than rotating the screen simply to fit a campaign slot.
Keep touch targets and panes visible
Tablet interfaces often rely on sidebars or secondary panels. Crop carefully so the composition still communicates why the tablet layout is different from the mobile one.
Signal scale without adding clutter
A slim bezel, subtle corner radius, and balanced shadow are usually enough to identify the device. Accessories should appear only when stylus or keyboard use is relevant to the feature story.
Present a tablet-specific workflow
Make the larger layout—not just the larger frame—the reason for the visual.
- Select a screen that visibly uses tablet space, such as a split view or expanded workspace.
- Keep its native orientation and fit it without stretching into a compatible frame.
- Set the device scale so sidebars, controls, and content remain understandable.
- Check the export at destination size and remove accessories that do not explain the workflow.
tablet mockup generator FAQ
Can a tablet mockup use a responsive website screenshot?
Yes. Capture the website at an appropriate tablet viewport and use the frame to explain that responsive state.
Should tablet artwork be portrait or landscape?
Match the orientation the product uses for the featured task. Create separate variants when the app supports meaningfully different experiences in both directions.
Can I show a stylus or keyboard?
Use accessories only when they clarify input or workflow. Decorative accessories can distract from a screen that already has substantial detail.