MacBook mockup generator

No. It's an original laptop illustration in the style of a modern MacBook, with no logos or product photography, so you can use it in marketing without image licensing. MacBook is a trademark of Apple Inc., which isn't affiliated with Arclet.

A 16:10 capture of a full browser or app window, such as 1440×900 or 2880×1800 on a Retina display. Other shapes work too: the screen and bezel resize to fit the image rather than cropping it.

At 2×, a 1440×900 screenshot produces a mockup around 3,600 pixels wide, sharp enough for a full-width hero. If a 2× export would be larger than your browser can draw, the editor uses the largest size it can and tells you.

No. The image is opened and edited inside your browser tab, and the file you download is drawn on your own device. Nothing about the image — its pixels, its name, or its size — is sent to Arclet. Close the tab and it's gone.

Yes. There's no account, no watermark and no paid export size: 2× PNG and JPEG downloads are included. Arclet makes interactive product demos; this tool is free because good screenshots are where most demos start.