Angle 4

Angle 4 provides vector device mockups for Sketch, Figma and Adobe XD, covering iOS, Android and desktop devices. Its categories include iPad, MacBook, iMac and Pro Display XDR. The layered vector files can be resized, and the mockup assets work with plugins for the three supported design tools. Figma users can add mockups by dragging in a .fig file, while the Sketch download includes the mockup library and an exclusive plugin. The site offers 50 free mockups to try with its plugin. Angle lists 1000 assets overall. The Free plan costs nothing and permits personal use only. The Full Library plan is $79, paid once, includes 1000+ mockups and upgrades for one full year, and permits commercial use. Lifetime costs $149, paid once and includes unlimited upgrades. A license covers one user; assets may not be redistributed or resold. Teams are directed to contact support about team licenses. Angle is operated by Shadowness Inc. and based in Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada.

Angle offers mockups across device categories in three supported design tools, with a free personal-use option and paid plans. Check the license limits and upgrade terms before choosing a plan.

Angle suits designers who create device mockups in Sketch, Figma or Adobe XD. The Free plan is for personal projects; commercial users can choose the Full Library plan.

Angle is a library of editable device mockups for Sketch, Figma and Adobe XD. It suits designers who want device visuals within those tools, especially when they need to resize assets across layouts. Its broad library is a strength, though commercial work and team use call for careful license choices.

Overview

Angle’s 1,000 assets cover iOS, Android and desktop devices, including iPad, MacBook, iMac and Pro Display XDR. The files are layered vectors that can be resized without losing sharpness, a practical advantage when mockups need to fit different compositions. They remain editable, rather than being limited to a single flattened image.

The workflow varies by tool: Figma mockups can be added by dragging in a .fig file, and the Sketch download includes the library and an exclusive plugin. A set of 50 free mockups offers a way to assess the collection and plugin workflow. The free option is restricted to personal use, so it is not suitable for commercial deliverables.

Key features

• Layered vector assets: Resizing without loss of sharpness makes the files useful across output sizes, while editable layers provide more flexibility than static images.
• Three supported design tools: Sketch, Figma and Adobe XD support suits designers already working in those environments. The .fig drag-and-drop route is specific to Figma, while Sketch users get an exclusive plugin with the library download.
• Device breadth: Phone, tablet, laptop and desktop categories make the collection useful for varied device-framed compositions. The range is centered on device mockups rather than a general-purpose design service.
• Personal and commercial licensing: Free is personal-use only; the Full Library plan allows commercial use. A license covers one user, and assets cannot be redistributed or resold, so teams need to arrange separate team licensing.

Pricing

Angle is freemium, with Free at no cost. It includes sample mockups and Figma, Sketch and XD plugins, but personal use only. That makes it appropriate for individual evaluation or personal projects, not client or business work.

Full Library costs $79, paid once. It includes 1000+ mockups, plugins for all three supported tools, commercial use and upgrades for one full year. This is the practical choice for a solo designer who needs the complete collection for commercial projects; the upgrade period is limited to a year.

Lifetime costs $149, paid once and includes everything in Full Library plus unlimited upgrades. It is an early supporter limited plan, so it fits buyers who value ongoing upgrades and accept the higher one-time price. One license remains one user, and teams are directed to contact [email protected] about team licenses. Angle accepts credit cards and PayPal.

Platforms

Angle is listed for macOS, web and Windows, while its editable mockup formats and plugins support Sketch, Figma and Adobe XD. The platform availability does not change the one-user license limit.

Who it's for

Angle is a strong fit for individual designers who work in Sketch, Figma or XD and need editable device frames across mobile, tablet and desktop categories. Commercial users should choose a paid plan. It is less suitable for teams that need one shared license, or for anyone seeking a free commercial-use option.

Pros and cons

• Pro: 1,000 assets across device categories provide substantial range in one library.
• Pro: Layered vector files can be resized without losing sharpness, preserving flexibility across layouts.
• Pro: Support for Sketch, Figma and XD gives designers in three tools a compatible workflow.
• Con: Free use is personal only, so commercial projects require a paid plan.
• Con: One license covers one user and redistribution or resale is prohibited, complicating team deployment.
• Con: Full Library upgrades last one year; unlimited upgrades require the more expensive Lifetime plan.

Alternatives

Mockup Libraries is a directory to browse when you want to compare options across the category.

• Mediamodifier Mockup Generator suits readers who want a web-based option with free templates, fonts, and download or embed designs.
• The Mock House is worth considering for a free tier with three mockups per month, 2K downloads and a watermark, or a monthly Creator plan.
• Mockit may suit web users seeking unlimited free exports up to 1200px without signup or a watermark.
• Mockuuups Studio is an alternative for readers who want a free collection with attribution or a Professional plan billed monthly.
• Polymock is an option for web users seeking unlimited renders and end products under a community license that requires attribution.
• Presenta is another freemium choice, with a free plan that includes the whole studio and PNG, JPG and WebP export.
• Shots is another web-based alternative.
• Artboard Studio is another freemium option, with web and extension platforms and an annual Lite plan.

Verdict

Choose Angle if you are a solo designer who wants a substantial, editable device mockup collection inside Sketch, Figma or XD, and the Full Library’s commercial license and one-year upgrade window fit your needs. Look elsewhere if you need a free commercial-use plan or a single license for multiple users.