Framewright drops any screenshot into a pixel-accurate phone, laptop, or browser frame, fitted like a real viewport. The job that quietly eats a designer's morning now runs while the kettle boils.
Product ships, content is ready, and then someone spends a morning hand-artworking raw grabs into device frames in Figma: crop, align, drop into a mockup, repeat. It is slow, repetitive, and it sits directly between "ready" and "published." Multiply it by every update, every deck, every app-store listing, every market. That is the tax Framewright removes.
The same engine runs two ways: a browser tool for one-offs, and a pipeline mode that frames a whole folder while you review the plan.
Hand it a screenshot, or point it at a folder. It reads each image's shape to pick the right device.
The image is fitted like a real viewport: scaled to the screen, anchored top, overflow cropped, short pages padded with the edge colour.
Clean PNGs on your backdrop, in your frames. Deterministic, so the same input always gives the same output.
frame ./shots --plan proposes a device per image; you edit the plan; frame ./shots --apply renders the batch. It slots into a publishing flow with a human review gate, rather than being a one-off design toy.Screenshot beautifiers make one pretty hero shot at a time. Framewright is built for volume, fidelity, and your brand.
Lead with the done-for-you service to prove value with no build, then license the engine to teams who want it in-house under their own brand.
You send the deck or the raw shots. We return finished, framed assets - or the whole published edition.
The studio tool, yours forever. One file, works offline, no subscription.
The engine and CLI in your own stack, your brand, your infrastructure and frames.
Launch pricing. Pilot slots are limited and taken in order.
A 40-slide monthly release deck to a finished, reviewed microsite before lunch - roughly 30 device mockups an edition, and not one made by hand.
The pilot: send the screenshots from your next release and get the full set back as finished device mockups within one business day. If it does not save your team real time, you owe nothing.