Kittl vs Wannathis
Mockups on the canvas where you design, or premium sets for Figma, Photoshop and our online editor.
Kittl
Kittl is an online design tool, and its mockup generator works right on the design canvas or in its Mockup Studio.
Pick one of its premium mockups, place your design and export a PNG, JPEG, SVG or PDF. Kittl Free gives you a hand-picked selection for personal use; the rest, and commercial rights, come with Pro, Expert or Max.
Wannathis
Wannathis makes and sells its own mockup sets, art-directed and either minimal or editorial: phones, laptops, business cards, signs, apparel and packaging.
With Pro Access you download every set in Figma or PSD, bring device scenes and some branding ones into Figma through the plugin, and open the Edit online scenes in your browser. Your client work is covered too, if you work alone or your company is small, 10 people at most.
Kittl vs Wannathis: feature comparison
A cross means No. Regular prices and features, as each site lists them on November 12, 2026.
Key differences between Kittl and Wannathis
How the mockups look
On its mockups page, Kittl shows them as single products on a light grey ground: a T-shirt, a soda can, a phone case, each ready to take any design. It counts more than 10,000 premium ones.
Wannathis plans its sets as series, with the light, the props and the framing worked out scene by scene. The newest mockups show where the look is today.
One canvas or your own tools
In Kittl the mockup is part of the project: you design on the canvas, open a mockup next to it and export both from the same place, all in the browser.
With Wannathis the scene comes to your tools: a Figma or PSD file on your computer, the Figma plugin, which carries devices and some branding, or our online editor for scenes marked Edit online. Our apparel and packaging come largely as PSD files, which the editor does not take.
What you download
From Kittl you export the finished picture as PNG, JPEG, SVG or PDF, in high resolution and vector on a paid plan; the mockup itself stays in your Kittl project.
Pro Access hands you the set itself, in Figma or PSD, to keep on your computer and open again whenever your design changes.
Price and license
A year of Kittl Pro costs $144, the same as Pro Access, and opens its premium mockups and commercial rights; Expert is $312 a year and Max $576, each per editor. By the month Kittl Pro is $15; Pro Access has a quarterly option at $78.
On a paid plan, Kittl allows client work and print on demand, though its licensing page sets a limit on copies of one design below Max, and Free is personal use only. One designer can use Pro Access for client work, in a business of up to 10 people; our free mockups are for personal use. Your Wannathis downloads stay usable after Pro Access ends.
Choose Kittl if
- You already design in Kittl and want the mockup on the same canvas.
- You make merch or packaging and want to place designs on them in the browser.
- You need the finished mockup as an SVG or a PDF.
- You want a library of more than 10,000 mockups to pick from.
Choose Wannathis if
- Your mockup goes into a portfolio, a shop or a pitch, and it has to look premium.
- You want the scene as a Figma or PSD file that you can reuse for every version.
- You work in Figma and want device scenes dropped into your file by the plugin.
- You want sets styled as one series, with new ones out often.
Kittl vs Wannathis: questions
Not usually. Kittl shows its mockups as single products on a plain ground, built to take any design. An art-directed set plans each scene for composition, light and props, and every Wannathis set is made that way, so your work looks its best in a pitch.
Try it with your design
Open a scene, upload your design and download the picture. No setup, no software.
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Kittl is a trademark of its owner. Wannathis is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.