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Brayer or Shots for your next launch graphic?

Start with the output you need. Brayer combines editable compositions, reusable local projects and short keyframed videos. Shots combines screenshot mockups with video and animation tools. Compare the export limits and editing controls your launch needs.

By Álex Coca · Published · Updated

A real Brayer export of the fictional Plotline analytics dashboard in a tilted browser frame on deep violet
Made in Brayer using fictional sample artwork. Open this editable scene.

Try the same source image

Our example uses the fictional Folio website: a wide screenshot with a strong headline and three content cards. In Brayer, open the website mockup scene, replace the artwork, adjust the visible browser address and background, then export one PNG. The composition stays editable for the next release.

For a fair comparison, bring the same source image into Shots, choose a browser or screenshot frame, and aim for the same final canvas dimensions. Compare legibility, crop control and the effort needed for your second version. The example pictured here was exported from Brayer; it is not a Shots output or a speed benchmark.

Choose according to the deliverable

Brayer offers product turns, composition pushes, text entrances and screen scrolls with editable keyframes. Pro exports opaque MP4 or WebM up to 1080p for 1 to 30 seconds at 24 or 30 fps, with no audio, and App Store app previews at Apple's exact sizes. Shots documents video zooms and animation presets too; compare a real export rather than assuming the tools have identical scope.

Brayer is a useful fit when you want to combine screenshots, editable text, shapes, several pages and flat stationery in one project. The studio itself needs no account: local saving and portable backups are included in Free. An account is needed for Pro, optional sync and Connect AI, which takes a free one.

Workflow comparison, checked 15 October 2026. Competitor features and prices can change; check the linked official product page.

Your taskBrayerShots
A still website mockupBrowser frames and editable compositionsScreenshot mockups and layout presets
Animated launch contentEditable presets and keyframes; Pro MP4/WebM up to 1080p, 1–30 seconds, 24 or 30 fps, and App Store app previewsVideo, zoom effects and animation presets
Repeat a launch layoutLocal projects, saved scenes and Pro batchesTemplates and layout presets
Plan choiceFree stills up to 3,000 px on the long side, no watermark or account; Pro €9/month, €79/year or a €12 30-day passFree tools; Plus €8/month or €79/year and Pro €12/month or €99/year in its euro pricing
AI agentsConnect AI: Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP apps edit your open studio tab (free beta, free account)None listed on shots.so

Check what your recurring work needs

Brayer Free includes all current frames, individual PNG/JPEG exports at exact sizes up to 3,000 px on the long side, one saved brand kit and three reusable scenes. Pro (€9/month, €79/year, or €12 for a 30-day pass that doesn't renew) adds exports over 3,000 px and at 3× or 4×, transparent/WebP exports, multi-page ZIPs, image batches, size packs, exports from the premium collections, more saved libraries and optional 1 GB cloud sync.

Shots' editor lists 6K images, 2K video at 60 fps and transparent video among its Pro features. This comparison is written by Brayer and uses our own editor plus the linked public Shots product information. It does not claim a full test of Shots' paid features. Check the live local-price panel and try your actual export requirements before choosing a subscription.

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Product features and submission requirements can change. These official pages support the comparison or specifications above.

Website mockups · iPhone mockups

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