Artboard Studio vs Wannathis

Build your own scene in Artboard Studio, or start from a finished Wannathis scene.

A hand holding a burgundy iPhone 18 Pro with a blank screen, on a white background, from Artboard Studio
Artboard StudioAs artboard.studio shows it on November 11, 2026
Close up iPhone mockup on an inflatable seat filling most of the frame
WannathisiPhone Mockup Close Up on Inflatable Seat

Artboard Studio

Artboard Studio is a browser mockup editor with plugins for Figma and Adobe Express. Most of its mockups are cut-out objects you set on a surface or in a scene of your own.

It also puts your videos on mockups, and its templates animate your screens for a case study.

Wannathis

Wannathis is a store of premium mockup sets, art-directed scene by scene.

Pro Access opens every set to download, as Figma or PSD files, along with the online editor and a Figma plugin with devices and some branding scenes.

Artboard Studio vs Wannathis: feature comparison

FeatureArtboard StudioWannathis
Look
Art-directed setsNo, mostly isolated objectsYes, every scene
Sets in one styleNo, objects you arrangeYes, every set
Current, trending stylesYes, trending stylesYes, fresh sets come out often
Scenes composed for youNo, you compose most scenesYes, composed for you
Good lightingNo, mostly cut-outsYes, in every scene
Devices, print, apparelYesYes
Animated mockupsYes, video mockupsYes, animated scenes
Editor
Online editorYes, every mockupYes, the Edit online scenes
Apparel, packaging onlineYes, in the online editorNo, open them in Photoshop
Video on a screenYes, your video, MP4 or WEBMYes, your video plays on it
Transparent backgroundYes, most mockupsNo, finished scenes
Files
Figma filesNo, the plugin renders itYes, with Pro Access
PSD filesNot linked; one page says soYes, with Pro Access
Figma pluginYes, the whole libraryYes, devices and some branding
Adobe Express pluginYesNo
Price and license
Free to startYes, no card, personal useYes, for personal projects
Lifetime planYes, $129 onceNo, sets sold on their own
Commercial and client workYes, on paid plansYes, companies up to 10 people
Team planYes, $9 a seat a monthYes, Business, for your team
PriceFrom $108 a year, or $129 once$144 a year or $78 a quarter

A cross means No. Regular prices and features, as each site lists them on November 11, 2026.

Key differences between Artboard Studio and Wannathis

Cut-out objects or finished scenes

A typical Artboard Studio mockup is a device or a product on a transparent background. You decide what goes behind it, add props and arrange the composition, or start from one of its ready-made scenes.

Wannathis scenes come art-directed: the framing, the light and the textures are set before your design goes in, and one look runs through every scene of a set. In the online editor you can change the background color in some scenes. See the MacBook mockups.

Video and animation

In Artboard Studio you lay a video over a mockup and export it as an MP4 or WEBM.

At Wannathis, animated scenes come ready-made, and a phone or laptop scene in the online editor plays the video you upload.

Files, plugins and where you work

With Artboard Studio you work in its editor and its plugins for Figma and Adobe Express, where every kind of mockup opens, apparel and packaging included. What its editor exports is a picture or a video, so a new version of your design goes back through Artboard Studio.

With Pro Access you download the file itself, in Figma or PSD, and change the design in it whenever you like. The Figma plugin covers screens and some branding scenes, and the Edit online scenes open in your browser. Apparel and packaging are not in the plugin or the online editor, and most of them are PSD only.

Price and license

Artboard Studio has a free plan, then Lite at $108 a year, Pro at $228 a year or the Lifetime plan at $129, paid once. Team seats cost $9 a month each, and its Licensing page grants a commercial license only with a paid plan.

Pro Access costs you $144 a year or $78 a quarter. It is for one person and allows client work while your company has up to 10 people; larger teams take Business or Enterprise, and any set can also be bought on its own.

Choose Artboard Studio if

  • You like to build each scene yourself, from the background to the props.
  • You want your screen recording on a mockup, or your screens moving in an animated grid.
  • You make apparel or packaging mockups and want to do it in the browser.
  • You work in Adobe Express.
  • You would rather pay $129 once than keep a subscription.

Choose Wannathis if

  • You want a scene that is already composed and lit, waiting for your design.
  • The pictures of your case study have to match each other.
  • You want to reopen the mockup in Figma or Photoshop each time your design changes.
  • You present to clients and want your work to look premium.

Artboard Studio vs Wannathis: questions

No, most do not: they are isolated objects with no setting around them, so you add the surface and the props yourself, though some ready-made scenes exist too. A Wannathis mockup is a finished scene, its light and framing already set.

Try it with your design

Open a scene, upload your design and download the picture. No setup, no software.

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