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Framing a screenshot in a recognizable browser chrome or a styled border instantly elevates its perceived quality. Betterflow offers a complete set of device frames — from pixel-perfect browser mockups with live URL bars to artistic options like Arc frames, photograph borders, and clean outlines — all configurable through the right-side control panel.

Browser Mockups

Safari Light

Faithful macOS Safari toolbar in light mode. Displays traffic-light window controls and a URL bar rendered with the font and sizing of the real browser.

Safari Dark

Identical to Safari Light but with a dark toolbar and dark-mode traffic-light colors — ideal for dark-themed UI screenshots.

Chrome Light / Dark

Google Chrome mockup in both light and dark variants, including the characteristic tab strip and address bar.

Arc Browser

The Arc browser frame features Arc’s distinctive sidebar layout and space-themed aesthetic, perfect for showcasing macOS productivity apps.

Custom URL

All browser mockups support a custom URL string in the address bar. Type any URL and it renders inside the toolbar in real time — great for showing a live-looking product screenshot.

Header Size

Browser mockups expose an adjustable header size control. Increasing the header size makes the toolbar proportionally taller, which works well at larger canvas dimensions or when you want the mockup to feel more prominent relative to the screenshot content.

Frame Styles

Beyond browser mockups, Betterflow includes several flat frame styles that wrap the image without simulating a specific browser:
StyleDescription
Arc Light / DarkArc browser-inspired frame with a clean rounded border — available in light and dark variants
macOS Light / DarkmacOS window chrome with traffic-light controls — mirrors the Safari mockup aesthetic
Windows Light / DarkWindows-style title bar with minimize/maximize/close controls
PhotographClassic photo border with a wider bottom margin — perfect for travel and lifestyle photography
Additionally, the Style panel offers overlay-style presets — Glass Light, Glass Dark, Outline, Border, and Border Dark — that apply a semi-transparent wrapper around the image.

Border Controls

The BorderControls component exposes fine-grained control over the frame around your screenshot:
1

Frame Style

Choose from Arc Light, Arc Dark, macOS Light, macOS Dark, Windows Light, Windows Dark, or Photograph. Each applies a distinct visual treatment matching the named operating system or aesthetic.
2

Frame Size

A numeric slider controls the frame thickness in pixels. Only available for Arc-style frames.
3

Opacity

The frame opacity slider adjusts the transparency of the frame overlay. Defaults to 50% for Arc Light and 70% for other frame types.
4

Title / Caption

macOS, Windows, and Photograph frames support a custom title or caption string rendered inside the frame’s title bar area.

Shadow Customization

Every frame and border can have an independent drop shadow. The ShadowControls component provides:

Blur Radius

Controls how soft or hard the shadow edge appears. Higher values create the diffuse shadows common in modern UI design.

X / Y Offset

Shift the shadow horizontally and vertically. A slight downward offset with no horizontal shift creates a natural ground shadow.

Spread

Expands or contracts the shadow beyond the element boundary. Negative spread values create inset-like effects.

Color & Opacity

Full color picker plus opacity slider. Shadows can be colored (e.g. a tinted purple shadow for neon aesthetics) or kept as the classic semi-transparent black.
Shadow configuration is stored separately from the frame style, so you can apply the same custom shadow to any frame type — including browser mockups, photograph frames, and plain borders alike.
For SaaS marketing screenshots, try Safari Light + a 40px blur shadow with 20% opacity and 0/8px offset. This combination closely matches what leading product marketing teams use for hero images.

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