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Explaining a multi-step onboarding flow in writing takes several paragraphs, while a single {device} scroll video shows the entire sequence — welcome screen, setup, first action — in one glance. Mockly frames your screenshot in a clean MacBook-style frame with a soft rounded top edge, built for landscape screens, built for product teams introducing a new onboarding experience.
Try Mockly FreeWhy Mac fits an onboarding flow preview video
Explaining a multi-step onboarding flow in writing takes several paragraphs, while a single {device} scroll video shows the entire sequence — welcome screen, setup, first action — in one glance. The Mac frame in Mockly is landscape only, matching how people actually use a laptop screen, with a 12px corner radius tuned to match the real device. Recommended aspect ratios: 16:9 for YouTube/website embeds, or 1:1 for square social posts.
How Mockly builds the animation
Stitch your onboarding screens into one tall screenshot, frame it in Mac, and use custom scroll stops so each step gets its own visible pause.
What you export
Export at 1080p for a lightweight embed in release notes, changelogs, or a help center article. Every export is yours to use commercially, and Pro removes the Mockly watermark entirely if you're shipping this to production.
Frequently asked questions
Stitch your screens into a single tall (or wide, for Mac) image in any design tool, then upload that combined image — Mockly's scroll then moves through each step in order.
Common spots are a changelog post, a help center article, or an in-app 'what's new' announcement introducing the redesigned flow.
Yes — a scrolling Mac mockup is a fast way to show stakeholders the full flow in a design review, before any engineering work begins.