Environments, not backdrops
TV mockup videos for
streaming apps and games
Drop in a recording of your streaming app, game or TV interface and it plays on a wall-mounted TV in animated 3D rooms I art-directed: a living room with a leather sofa, or a white wall in a concrete loft. Pick scenes and export an MP4, with nothing to key.
Drop your screen recording
It opens in the editor, playing in this scene
MP4 · MOV · WEBM · OR AN IMAGE
Home · Push In
Make it on your computer
Your TV recording goes in and comes out on a computer, in a desktop browser. Send the link over and pick the scenes there.
Drop it to open it in Home · Push In
- $35 a month, cancel any timeor $240 a year · tax included
- Free to make and previewExport the MP4 with Pro
- Commercial use includedClient work, ads, social posts
- No After EffectsChrome, Edge or Safari on a computer
7 TV scenes
The TV hangs in two rooms so far, a lived-in living room and a bare concrete loft. Each scene is one camera move across the room, and in most the screen stays part of the room rather than filling the frame. Open a scene and your recording is on the wall.
Who makes it
The rooms are mine, from the sofa to the skylights
I'm Krystof, a designer in Prague. I furnished the living room and the loft in Blender, down to the books on the shelves, and rendered the camera moves frame by frame. The light on the TV's glass comes from the room, not from a filter.
About Motion Mockups
From a screen recording to an MP4
- 01Capture the TV appRecord the interface from the simulator, a capture card or a browser build, ideally in 16:9 at 1920 × 1080 or larger. A still of a menu works too.
- 02Pick scenesPut TV scenes from the living room and the loft on one timeline; the recording carries on across the cut, so gameplay never restarts between scenes.
- 03ExportAn H.264 MP4 at 30 fps, wide 16:9 or square or vertical, at 1080 or 2160, with no sound. Or a still.
The details
For a streaming app or a game, export wide 16:9 for a trailer on your site or YouTube, or vertical 9:16 for a short. The video has no sound, so lay your soundtrack or game audio under it in your video editor. The export is drawn frame by frame in your browser from the full-size renders, at 1080 or 2160.
- Scenes
- 7 on the TV, in two collections
- Length
- 8 seconds each, at 30 fps. Put any number on one timeline
- Your recording
- MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV, or a PNG, JPEG, WebP or AVIF image. 3840 × 2160 fills the screen
- Export
- H.264 MP4, or a PNG or JPEG still
- Shapes
- Square 1:1, portrait 4:5, vertical 9:16, wide 16:9 and 4:3
- Size
- 1080 or 2160 pixels on the short edge
- Camera
- Fixed per scene, on purpose: you choose scenes, not angles
- Devices
- Apple devices only, and a TV. No Android phones or tablets
- Sound
- None. Add it in your video editor
- Browsers
- Chrome, Edge or Safari on a computer
- Free
- Every scene and edit, with a watermarked 720p preview. No account
- Pro
- Export everything: $35 a month, or $240 a year
Questions
Is there a free TV mockup?
Yes, to try: every TV scene takes your recording, and you can watch the preview with a watermark without an account. Exporting the MP4 or a still needs Pro, $35 a month or $240 a year.
Does a streaming app or a game fit the screen?
The screen is 16:9, so a recording at a TV's usual shape fills it. Anything else is fitted to the screen, and Fit recording lets you decide what shows. The video has no sound; add your soundtrack in your video editor afterwards.
Can I use it for my App Store preview?
Not as an App Preview: Apple's guideline 2.3.4 asks previews to show the app itself, and device frames are not allowed there. Around the launch, on your site, in posts, ads or a pitch deck, yes.
Do I need After Effects or Blender?
No. The living room and the loft are rendered already, and the editor puts your recording on the TV in Chrome, Edge or Safari on a computer. Nothing to install or learn first.
Can I use the video for client work?
Yes. Pro covers commercial use, for client work, ads, trailers on your site and social media, without credit. The videos you exported while subscribed are still yours to use after you cancel.
Can the camera move differently?
No. Each scene's camera move is fixed, as I rendered it. You choose which scenes to use and their order, and a clip can be reversed, so a Push In plays as a pull back from the TV.
