# 240fps

> 240fps turns a screenshot, a screen recording or a live website into a polished iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Android or browser mockup, as an image or an animated video of up to a minute, right in your browser. Its Screenshots studio designs App Store and Google Play sets in every size and language, with the App Preview video, the app icon and a direct upload to App Store Connect. 240fps for Mac adds a screen recorder with automatic zooms, captions and scenes. Designing is free; exports are $7 a month or $39 once.

- URL: https://240fps.com
- Runs in: any modern browser (the editor is at https://240fps.com/app); video export needs WebCodecs (Chrome, Edge, Safari 16.4+, Firefox 130+); videos up to 60 seconds
- Mac app: 240fps for Mac (https://240fps.com/download; macOS 15 Sequoia or later, Apple silicon (M1 or later)) adds a screen recorder with automatic zooms, captions and scenes, at any length
- Price: free to design; exports come with 240fps Monthly ($7 a month) or Lifetime ($39 once), which also unlock the Mac app; download-only, no share links
- Account: not needed to design; Google or Apple sign-in adds websites, saves projects and buys a plan
- Privacy: signed out, work stays in the browser; signed in, projects are saved privately to the account; Mac recordings stay on the Mac
- Updated: 2026-10-02

## What 240fps does

- **Every Apple device**: iPhone 17 and 16, iPad, MacBook, iMac, Studio Display and Apple Watch frames in the finishes Apple sells, plus browser windows, Android phones and a plain screenshot frame.
- **Animated videos**: Camera moves, zooms and tilts on a timeline, with six easing curves including spring, and 38 templates to start from.
- **Websites, not just screenshots**: Paste a URL and the real page renders inside the device at that device's own screen size, so the same site is mobile in an iPhone and desktop in a MacBook. Scroll it, click through it, freeze it, and animate the scroll.
- **One-click website video**: Paste a URL and get a finished video: the site scrolling in a MacBook and an iPhone, with a headline, exported as MP4.
- **Cursor, callouts and zooms**: An animated cursor that moves and clicks, highlight boxes, arrows, speech bubbles, blur to hide private details, a spotlight, and camera zooms that follow the clicks.
- **Several screens in one video**: Show screenshot one, then two, then three inside the same device, with slide, scroll, fade or zoom transitions.
- **Text, fonts and your logo**: Headlines, badges and your own logo in 30+ fonts. In a video they fade, rise, pop, type in or animate word by word; devices can enter, exit and sway, and backgrounds drift, zoom or pan.
- **Music**: Add a soundtrack, choose where the song starts, set the volume and fade it out. It is mixed into MP4 and WebM exports, and camera cuts can land on its beat.
- **App Store and Google Play screenshots**: A Screenshots studio with 24 editable premium templates: design the whole set side by side, with backgrounds and phones that run across screenshots, then export iPhone 6.9″ and 6.5″, iPad 13″ and Google Play sizes in one zip.
- **Screenshots in every language**: One design, a text table per language: type or paste translations (or round-trip a CSV), swap in localized screens, and export a folder per language. All 40 App Store Connect languages, right-to-left included.
- **Store preview**: See the set as it will look in App Store search results and on the product page, next to your current listing imported from the App Store.
- **App Preview video**: Build an App Store App Preview from your screen recordings: trimmed, 15 to 30 seconds, H.264 at 30 fps with a stereo AAC track, at the exact sizes Apple accepts.
- **App icon maker**: Design the icon once and download every size: the Xcode icon set, the App Store 1024, Android launcher and adaptive icons, the Play Store 512 and web icons.
- **Upload to App Store Connect**: Send every screenshot, size and language, plus the App Preview, straight to an app version with your own App Store Connect API key. The key never leaves your browser.
- **Projects and brand kit**: Sign in and your projects follow you to any device, with version history. Save your logo, colours and fonts once and apply them to any project.
- **Mac: Screen recorder in the notch**: Press ⌘⇧R and a panel slides out of the MacBook notch: record a display, a window or an area at up to 60 fps, with your microphone, the computer's sound and your camera, and your notes on screen.
- **Mac: Automatic zooms**: 240fps logs every click while you record, so the camera zooms in where you clicked and eases back out. Every zoom stays editable on the timeline.
- **Mac: A cursor that looks good**: The cursor is recorded separately from the screen: smooth its path, make it bigger, add a click ring, or hide it when it isn't moving.
- **Mac: Captions and voice-over**: Captions are transcribed on your Mac (macOS 26), in five styles, and export as SRT or VTT too. Record a voice-over over the edit with the original sound turned down.
- **Mac: Scenes and transitions**: Titles, outros, 3D motion galleries, and scenes that type out a terminal, a chat, a chart, a checklist, code or a rolling number, joined by twelve transitions.

## Key pages

- [Editor](https://240fps.com/): the mockup and video editor itself.
- [Download](https://240fps.com/download): 240fps for Mac.
- [Pricing](https://240fps.com/pricing): free to design; $7 a month or $39 once.
- [Tools](https://240fps.com/tools): Website to video, app promo videos, cursor and zoom animation, annotation, App Store screenshots in every language, App Preview videos and app icons.
- [Mockups](https://240fps.com/mockups): Every device 240fps puts your screenshot, recording or website in: iPhone 17 and 16, iPad, MacBook, iMac, Apple Watch, Android phones and browsers.
- [Templates](https://240fps.com/templates): 38 mockup and video templates for app launches, feature spotlights, website showcases, multi-device shots, social posts, loops and retro effects.
- [Sizes](https://240fps.com/sizes): Exact pixel sizes for App Store screenshots, Instagram posts and Stories, X, YouTube, Pinterest and Dribbble, and a mockup editor that exports at each one.
- [Blog](https://240fps.com/blog): Guides to making app promo videos, App Store screenshots, website videos and device mockups that people stop scrolling for.
- [Compare](https://240fps.com/compare): How 240fps compares with Shots.so, Rotato, Screen Studio, Previewed and Mockuuups Studio, and when each is the better choice.

## Tools

- [Turn a website into a video](https://240fps.com/tools/website-to-video): Paste a URL and get an MP4 of your website scrolling in a MacBook and an iPhone, with a headline. No screen recording, no editing.
- [Website mockup generator](https://240fps.com/tools/website-mockup): Paste a URL and see your real website inside an iPhone, iPad, MacBook or browser window, at each device's own screen size.
- [App promo video maker](https://240fps.com/tools/app-promo-video): Turn app screenshots or a screen recording into an animated iPhone or iPad promo video with camera moves, text and music.
- [Screenshot to mockup](https://240fps.com/tools/screenshot-to-mockup): Paste a screenshot and turn it into a polished device mockup with a background, shadow and layout in seconds.
- [Animated cursor for product videos](https://240fps.com/tools/cursor-animation): Add a smooth animated cursor that moves, clicks and taps through your app or website mockup, with click ripples and camera zooms that follow.
- [Zoom into details](https://240fps.com/tools/zoom-animation): Zoom the camera into a button, a chart or any detail of your screenshot and back out, like the zooms in Screen Studio, without recording anything.
- [Annotate screenshots](https://240fps.com/tools/screenshot-annotation): Add arrows, highlight boxes, speech bubbles and a spotlight to screenshots in a device mockup, as a still image or animated in a video.
- [Blur private details in screenshots](https://240fps.com/tools/blur-screenshot): Hide emails, names, prices and keys in a screenshot or product video with a blur that really covers them, in the preview and in every export.
- [App Store screenshot maker](https://240fps.com/tools/app-store-screenshots): Design a whole set of App Store and Google Play screenshots side by side from editable templates, then export every required size in one zip.
- [Localized App Store screenshots](https://240fps.com/tools/localized-app-store-screenshots): Design your App Store screenshots once and export them in every language you sell in: a translation table, localized screens, a folder per language.
- [Upload screenshots to App Store Connect](https://240fps.com/tools/app-store-connect-upload): Send every App Store screenshot, in every size and language, and your App Preview straight to an app version, with your own API key.
- [App icon generator](https://240fps.com/tools/app-icon-generator): Design an app icon from letters, an emoji, your logo or your own artwork, and download the Xcode icon set, Android adaptive icons and web icons in one zip.
- [App Preview video maker](https://240fps.com/tools/app-preview-video): Turn your app's screen recordings into an App Store App Preview at the exact size, length, frame rate and audio format Apple accepts.
- [Launch kit from your website](https://240fps.com/tools/launch-kit): Paste your website and get App Store screenshots, square and vertical posts, a Product Hunt gallery and a MacBook and iPhone video, all in one style.
- [Animated mockup GIFs](https://240fps.com/tools/mockup-gif): Make a looping animated GIF of your app or website in a device mockup, for READMEs, docs, emails and chat.
- [Multi-device mockups](https://240fps.com/tools/multi-device-mockup): Show your app or website on an iPhone and a MacBook, or three iPhones, in one scene, sized to their real proportions.
- [Multi-page website walkthroughs](https://240fps.com/tools/website-walkthrough-video): Show your homepage, then pricing, then docs in one video: each page slides in and scrolls through inside a MacBook, iPhone or browser mockup.
- [Figma frames in device mockups](https://240fps.com/tools/figma-to-mockup): Paste a Figma frame link and the frame appears in an iPhone, iPad, MacBook or browser mockup, rendered at 2×, ready for images and videos.
- [A screen recorder that edits itself](https://240fps.com/tools/screen-recorder): Record your Mac's screen, a window or an area from the notch, with microphone, computer sound and camera. 240fps zooms in on your clicks and polishes the cursor.
- [Brand kit](https://240fps.com/tools/brand-kit): Save your logo, brand colours, fonts, watermark and background once, and apply them to any mockup or video in one click.

## App Store and Google Play

- [App Store screenshot maker](https://240fps.com/tools/app-store-screenshots): Design a whole set of App Store and Google Play screenshots side by side from editable templates, then export every required size in one zip.
- [Localized App Store screenshots](https://240fps.com/tools/localized-app-store-screenshots): Design your App Store screenshots once and export them in every language you sell in: a translation table, localized screens, a folder per language.
- [Upload screenshots to App Store Connect](https://240fps.com/tools/app-store-connect-upload): Send every App Store screenshot, in every size and language, and your App Preview straight to an app version, with your own API key.
- [App icon generator](https://240fps.com/tools/app-icon-generator): Design an app icon from letters, an emoji, your logo or your own artwork, and download the Xcode icon set, Android adaptive icons and web icons in one zip.
- [App Preview video maker](https://240fps.com/tools/app-preview-video): Turn your app's screen recordings into an App Store App Preview at the exact size, length, frame rate and audio format Apple accepts.
- [Launch kit from your website](https://240fps.com/tools/launch-kit): Paste your website and get App Store screenshots, square and vertical posts, a Product Hunt gallery and a MacBook and iPhone video, all in one style.

## Guides

- [240fps vs Screen Movie: Two $39 Mac Recorders Compared](https://240fps.com/blog/240fps-vs-screen-movie): 240fps for Mac and Screen Movie both cost $39 once and zoom in on your clicks. How they differ on sharing, cameras, mockups, App Store screenshots and requirements.
- [How to Make a GIF of Your App for a GitHub README](https://240fps.com/blog/app-gif-for-github-readme): Make a small, sharp, looping GIF of your app for a GitHub README, stay under GitHub's 10 MB limit, and know when an MP4 is the better choice.
- [App Store Screenshot Rules in 2026: What Gets an App Rejected](https://240fps.com/blog/app-store-screenshot-rules): Apple's screenshot rules in one place: what App Review guideline 2.3 allows, the sizes App Store Connect accepts, file formats, and the mistakes that get an app sent back.
- [Best App Store Screenshot Generators in 2026](https://240fps.com/blog/best-app-store-screenshot-generators): Five App Store screenshot generators compared on price, templates, localization and App Store Connect upload, with every price checked on 2 October 2026.
- [How to Upload App Store Screenshots for Every Language at Once](https://240fps.com/blog/localized-app-store-screenshots-upload): Localize an App Store screenshot set without copying the design, then upload every size and language to App Store Connect in one pass. Apple's rules, the steps and the options.
- [How to Make a Product Demo Video on a Mac, with Automatic Zooms](https://240fps.com/blog/product-demo-video-on-mac): Plan a 60-second demo, set up your Mac, record once, and let your clicks become zooms. A step-by-step guide to a polished product demo video without a video editor.
- [Screen Studio Alternatives in 2026 (Prices Checked)](https://240fps.com/blog/screen-studio-alternatives): Screen Studio is $29 a month, or $9 a month billed yearly. Five alternatives compared on price, platforms and automatic zooms, with every price checked on 1 October 2026.
- [Screen Studio Pricing in 2026: What $29 a Month Gets You](https://240fps.com/blog/screen-studio-pricing): Screen Studio costs $29 a month or $9 a month billed yearly, and no longer sells one-time licences. What's included, what it costs over two years, and cheaper one-time options.
- [Short-Form Video for Apps: A Reels and TikTok Playbook for Founders](https://240fps.com/blog/app-marketing-reels-tiktok): How app and SaaS founders can use Reels and TikTok without a video team: formats that work, a production system, and the mistakes to avoid.
- [App Store Preview Videos: What to Show in the First 3 Seconds](https://240fps.com/blog/app-store-preview-video): App previews autoplay on your product page, muted. Here's how to plan, capture and edit an App Store preview video that turns views into downloads.
- [15 Device Mockup Mistakes That Make Great Products Look Cheap](https://240fps.com/blog/device-mockup-mistakes): The small mockup mistakes that quietly undermine good products, from status bars and fake data to busy backgrounds and mixed devices, and how to fix each one.
- [How to Announce a New Feature So People Actually Notice](https://240fps.com/blog/feature-announcement-visuals): Most feature announcements disappear without a trace. Here's how to frame, show and ship a feature announcement that users see, understand and try.
- [Google Play Screenshots: Sizes, Rules and a Layout That Converts](https://240fps.com/blog/google-play-screenshots): How to make Google Play screenshots that pass review and get installs: the size rules, the feature graphic, and a layout that works.
- [How to Make an App Promo Video From Screenshots (Step by Step)](https://240fps.com/blog/how-to-make-an-app-promo-video): A step-by-step guide to turning app screenshots or a screen recording into a short promo video for your launch, App Store page and social media.
- [The Design Principles Behind Mockups That Look Expensive](https://240fps.com/blog/mockups-that-look-expensive): Why some product mockups look premium and others look cheap, and the principles of composition, light, colour, space and restraint that make the difference.
- [How to Make a Product Demo Video Without a Video Editor](https://240fps.com/blog/product-demo-video-without-editor): You don't need Premiere or After Effects for a polished product demo. A practical workflow with screenshots, a device mockup and a timeline.
- [How to Make a Product Hunt Gallery That Gets Upvotes (Not Just Views)](https://240fps.com/blog/product-hunt-launch-gallery): Your Product Hunt gallery is the first thing voters see. Here's what to put in each slot, the sizes to use, and the mistakes that quietly cost you upvotes.
- [Why Your Product Visuals Decide Your Launch (Not Your Feature List)](https://240fps.com/blog/product-visuals-decide-your-launch): People judge a product in seconds, by what they see. Why visuals, not features, decide whether a launch lands, and a system for getting them right.
- [Your SaaS Hero Image Is Leaking Signups. Here's How to Fix It](https://240fps.com/blog/saas-landing-page-hero-visual): The image at the top of your landing page does more selling than your headline. Here's how to choose, design and test a SaaS hero visual that actually converts.
- [Screenshot, Mockup or Video? How to Choose the Right Visual for Every Channel](https://240fps.com/blog/screenshot-vs-mockup-vs-video): Not every channel needs a video, and not every screenshot needs a device frame. A simple framework for choosing the right product visual for each place.
- [How to Show Off Responsive Design (Without Five Screenshots)](https://240fps.com/blog/show-responsive-design): How to present a responsive website in a portfolio, case study or launch post, from multi-device mockups to scrolling videos, and the mistakes to avoid.
- [App Store Screenshot Sizes (and How to Make Screenshots That Convert)](https://240fps.com/blog/app-store-screenshot-sizes): The pixel sizes App Store screenshots come in for iPhone, iPad and Mac, which ones matter most, and how to design a set that gets your app downloaded.
- [How to Turn Your Website Into a Video (Without Screen Recording)](https://240fps.com/blog/turn-your-website-into-a-video): Three ways to make a video of your website, from screen recording to one-click website videos, and how to make it look like a launch, not a bug report.

## Compare

- [240fps vs Shots.so](https://240fps.com/compare/240fps-vs-shots-so): How 240fps compares with Shots.so: platform, mockups, video, websites and pricing, and when each is the better choice.
- [240fps vs Rotato](https://240fps.com/compare/240fps-vs-rotato): How 240fps compares with Rotato: platform, mockups, video, websites and pricing, and when each is the better choice.
- [240fps vs Screen Studio](https://240fps.com/compare/240fps-vs-screen-studio): How 240fps compares with Screen Studio: platform, mockups, video, websites and pricing, and when each is the better choice.
- [240fps vs Previewed](https://240fps.com/compare/240fps-vs-previewed): How 240fps compares with Previewed: platform, mockups, video, websites and pricing, and when each is the better choice.
- [240fps vs Mockuuups Studio](https://240fps.com/compare/240fps-vs-mockuuups-studio): How 240fps compares with Mockuuups Studio: platform, mockups, video, websites and pricing, and when each is the better choice.

## Optional

- [Every page with its summary](https://240fps.com/llms-full.txt): all mockups, templates, sizes and guides in one Markdown file.
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