If you log in today, you’ll notice things look a little different. We moved a few things around, but every single change was made with the same goal in mind: making your day-to-day inside Dynamic Mockups easier, and laying down a solid base for everything we want to build next.
Think of this as the new foundation.
The walls are up, the rooms are arranged the way they should be, and now we get to fill them with even more good stuff. This was an important step for us, and it’s the base layer that future upgrades will be built on.
Built with you in mind
The whole time we were designing v2, we kept coming back to one question: where does this actually make life easier for the people using the app every day?
You were in the room with us for every decision. The result is an app that feels calmer and clearer, and that gets out of your way so you can get to your work faster.
Homepage built around your work
Your new homepage puts the things you reach for most right where you can see them. From the second you log in, you’ve got quick access to:
- MockAnything AI: jump straight into crating accurate product visuals.
- Batch Create Mockups: generate mockups at scale.
- Upload PSD files: have your own PSDs? Bring them straight in.
- API & app integrations: connect Dynamic Mockups to the rest of your stack.
No more digging through menus to find your starting point. Whatever you came to do, it’s right there waiting for you.
Navigation moved to the top
Probably the first thing you’ll spot: the main navigation has moved from the left side up to the top. The old sidebar did the job for a long time but as the app kept growing, it was starting to get crowded, and we could see it boxing us in down the road.
So we made the move. Two reasons drove it: it gives us a lot more flexibility as we keep adding to the app, and, just as importantly, it lets the main content breathe.
More room on screen for the mockups, templates, and artwork you’re actually working with.
Here’s the quick tour, from left to right:
- Home: your new starting point.
- Workspace: your settings live here. Billing, usage, and integrations – all in one place.
- Discover, Templates, Library: front and center, where you browse mockups + your own templates, library of artworks and PSD files.
- Integrations: everything that connects Dynamic Mockups to the rest of your stack: the API, the embeddable Editor, and Apps for Shopify, Etsy, WordPress, Claude/MCP, Zapier, and Make.
- Profile: over on the far right. Your user profile, quick links, the light/dark theme toggle, and log out.
Everything has a logical home now, so you always know exactly where to look.
Templates page got a facelift
The templates page got some love too. All of your catalogs and collections have moved over to the left side of the page, so browsing your (genuinely beautiful) templates is smoother than ever.
Less scrolling, less searching and more “oh, there it is.”
Smoother browsing, and bulk actions everywhere
A couple of changes that quietly make everything faster.
First, any page with a lot of items now has pagination, so big catalogs and libraries load quicker and stay easy to move through, instead of an endless scroll.
Second, every grid now supports bulk actions. Select items the normal way, or use keyboard shortcuts to move fast, and a floating action bar appears with everything you can do to your selection at once. Less repetitive clicking, more getting things done in a single go.
For the editors – nothing to relearn
If you spend your time inside the editors, you can breathe easy: they work exactly the way you’re used to.
Same tools, same flow, nothing to relearn… for now. 😉
This is just the base layer
Here’s the thing: this redesign isn’t really about the redesign. It’s the foundation that makes everything coming next possible: faster, cleaner, and built to scale right alongside you.
We’re proud of what we shipped and even more excited about what it lets us build on top of it. (More on that soon.)
So log in, take the new layout for a spin, and tell us how it feels. We built it for you and we’d love to hear what you think.
