100+ templates, zero dead ends: a tour of the Mockpose gallery

Open a 3D tool for the first time and you get the same greeting everywhere: an empty viewport, a grid, and a camera pointed at nothing. It looks like freedom. It feels like homework. Most of us don't need infinite possibilities — we need a scene that looks finished, today, for our app.

That's what the Mockpose template gallery is for. Pick a template and you get a cinematic scene in one click: devices arranged, camera moving, background alive. And unlike a stock video, nothing about it is final. Every template is a real, fully editable scene — you can change your mind about anything, at any point, without starting over.

Six families, from calm to choreographed

The gallery holds 100+ templates organized into six families — grids, rows, spirals and hero moves among them. At one end: a single iPhone drifting toward the camera, calm enough for a landing page hero. At the other: multi-device choreographies where iPhone, iPad and MacBook trade the spotlight in one continuous camera move.

No dead ends

Here's the difference between a template and a stock asset. A stock video is baked: if the phone is the wrong color, or the pacing is off by a second, you're stuck. A Mockpose template is a live scene document. You can:

• Swap the device — iPhone, iPad, MacBook, iMac or Apple Watch, with accurate models, colors and materials.
• Drop your own screenshots or screen recordings straight onto the screens.
• Retime the animation, move the camera, edit any keyframe.
• Restyle the background completely.

Nothing is locked, because nothing is rendered until you export. The template is a starting point, not a ceiling.

How to choose in thirty seconds

With 100+ options, the fastest path is to filter with three questions:

1. What format? A portrait App Store preview and a landscape web hero want different compositions — start from the deliverable, not the aesthetic.
2. How many devices? To show one killer screen, a push-in on a single device beats a crowd. Showing an ecosystem across iPhone and iPad? Reach for a grid or a row.
3. What energy? A calm push-in suits a hero section; a dynamic spiral suits a social post that has to stop thumbs.

Answer those three and the hundred shrinks to a handful. Pick the one closest to your taste — you'll reshape it anyway.

Make it unmistakably yours

Once your screens are in, the fastest way to strip the template look off a template is the backdrop. Mockpose ships 100+ animated shader scenes, 30 gradients and textured floors, plus effects like rain, snow and particles — swap the scene behind your device and the whole mood flips in one click. Then adjust the pacing: slow the camera down for gravitas, tighten it for punch. (Camera moves are a craft of their own — we gave them an article of their own too.)

One template, two deliverables

Every template works in motion and at rest. Use the keyframe timeline and cinematic camera moves to export an animated app-preview video — or freeze the composition you love and export pixel-perfect App Store screenshots. Same scene, two deliverables, zero duplicated work.

A gallery that doesn't sit still

The gallery is curated and keeps growing — new templates ship regularly. And if you want proof that templates don't produce template-looking results, browse the community showcase at Made with Mockpose: real exports from real users, and no two look alike.

The best way to judge a template gallery is to push one to its limits. Open Mockpose, pick any template and change everything about it — the free plan includes the full editor and every template, with exports up to 720p carrying a small watermark; premium unlocks 4K and removes it. Your first scene is one click away.