Mockly vs Rotato
Rotato is a desktop app built around full 3D device animation. Mockly is a browser tool built around one job — a clean scroll animation of your screen inside a device frame — done in minutes with no install.
Try Mockly FreeWhat Rotato does well
Rotato specializes in true 3D scenes: rotating devices, depth, and cinematic camera moves. If you need a device spinning in 3D space for a hero video or an ad, that level of control is genuinely useful and something Mockly doesn't attempt to replicate.
Where Mockly is a better fit
Mockly runs entirely in the browser — no download, no learning a 3D scene editor. Upload a screenshot, pick a 2D device frame (iPhone, iPad, Mac, Desktop, or none), set a scroll animation, and export. Most users go from upload to finished MP4 in under a minute.
Which one should you use
If your project genuinely needs 3D camera movement and device rotation, Rotato's feature set is built for that. If you just need a polished scroll-through of your app or website screenshot for an app store listing, landing page, or social post, Mockly gets there faster with a much shorter learning curve.
Frequently asked questions
Not for 3D scenes specifically — Mockly focuses on 2D device frames with scroll animation, not 3D rotation and camera movement. For that simpler, more common use case, most users find Mockly faster to learn and use.
No. Mockly runs fully in your browser and exports directly to MP4 — nothing to download or install.
Mockly's free plan includes a limited number of watermarked exports daily, and Pro is $4.99/month for unlimited exports, no watermark, and 4K quality.