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THE MOCKAPS CHANGELOG

Little changes.
Better creating.

Notes from the studio: what’s new, what’s improved, and the details that make Mockaps better to use.

  1. AI Render

    STUDIO NOTE / 20

    A fix for live rendering

    Fixed a server compatibility issue that prevented AI Render requests from reaching the image provider.

    • AI Render requests now use the redirect handling supported by our production servers.
    • Unused space around the preview matches the modal background instead of showing beige bars.
  2. Account & AI Render

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    Less waiting in your workspace

    Account details appear with the page, with fewer database requests when navigating your workspace.

    • Account now shows AI Render and its cost of 2 credits per image.
    • Account and saved-mockup requests avoid unnecessary account updates.
    • AI Render reports connection problems more clearly and checks configuration before reserving credits.
  3. AI Render

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    Imagine a new setting.

    Turn your current mockup view into an AI-rendered image with a background, lighting and atmosphere described by you.

    • Open Lighting → AI Render (beta), describe your setting and generate an image for 2 AI credits with Pro.
    • Compare the original view with your result, download a PNG, or return to your unchanged 3D scene.
    • Recent renders stay in the current tab. The workspace works on desktop, mobile and in Split View.
  4. Pricing & account

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    A clearer start with Pro

    Clearer 3D source-file pricing, smoother sign-in and a personal welcome from Martin.

    • Pricing distinguishes 3D source files from unlimited image and video downloads.
    • Returning from sign-in restores the Subscribe button, and signing in brings you back to pricing.
    • New paying subscribers receive a welcome note from Martin and can reply directly for help.
  5. Mockaps Pro

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    One plan. More ways to create.

    Mockaps Pro is now one $29 USD monthly subscription, plus tax, with commercial use and unlimited image and video downloads.

    • Download customized GLB files with your artwork and textures. Unlock 10 different 3D models each month and download unlocked models again while Pro is active.
    • Keep a library of unlocked models and manage your subscription from Account.
    • Receive 1,000 AI credits each paid billing month. AI tools are coming soon, and unused credits do not roll over.
    • Cancel anytime through Manage subscription and keep access until the end of your paid period.
  6. Custom mockups

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    A mockup made for your idea

    Explore the custom 3D mockup service, from packaging and products to print and brand objects.

    • Find Custom Mockups in the footer and see examples of what can be made.
    • Send your product or idea directly to Martin to discuss the details.
    • Agreed projects are created free for the shared Mockaps library. Pro access is required to use the finished template.
  7. Saved mockups

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    Keep an idea. Come back to it.

    Pro users can now save customized mockups to their account and pick up where they left off.

    • Save artwork, materials, lighting and camera animation keyframes from the studio or Split View.
    • Open Saved mockups from Account to continue editing, rename, save a copy or delete a project.
    • Keep up to 50 mockups, with 25 MB for each. Account now shows when Pro expires.
    • After Pro expires, saved previews remain available for 30 days. Renew before the deadline to keep your projects.
  8. Guides

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    Meet the Mockaps Docs

    Practical guides for getting more from the 3D mockup studio now have a home of their own.

    • Find Docs in the footer and browse guides by topic.
    • Start with a detailed guide to creating 3D animated mockups, from camera keyframes to recording.
    • Search the guide library to find the steps you need.

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