No Device Instagram Feed Post Mockup, ready in minutes
A square feed post with a plain screenshot competes with carousels and video everywhere else in the grid, but a short looping mockup clip stands out in a mostly-static feed. Mockly frames your screenshot in no hardware frame at all — just your raw screenshot floating on a background with a soft shadow, built for app and product marketers posting to the feed.
Try Mockly FreeWhy No Device fits an instagram feed post mockup
A square feed post with a plain screenshot competes with carousels and video everywhere else in the grid, but a short looping mockup clip stands out in a mostly-static feed. The No Device frame in Mockly is whatever orientation your screenshot already is, since there's no device chrome to match, with a 0px corner radius tuned to match the real device. Recommended aspect ratios: any ratio (1:1, 16:9, or 9:16) since there's no frame constraining the shape.
How Mockly builds the animation
Set the canvas to 1:1, frame your screenshot with No Device, and export a short scroll loop sized for the square feed format.
What you export
Export at 1080p or 4K depending on how sharp the post needs to look at full size. Every export is yours to use commercially, and Pro removes the Mockly watermark entirely if you're shipping this to production.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, 1:1 square video is fully supported in the main feed. Mockly's 1:1 canvas preset renders your mockup at exactly that ratio.
A device frame like No Device adds context and polish for app screenshots; the no-device option works well if you want the screenshot itself to feel more like a graphic than a phone photo.
1080p is sharp enough for nearly all feed placements. Choose 4K only if you plan to also use the same export somewhere it will be viewed larger, like a website.