Mockup Engine — Real-Art Room & Device Mockups

Most mockups give themselves away. The art sits on the wall like a sticker, bright where the room is in shadow, a few degrees off the frame. Buyers notice even when they can't say why.

The Mockup Engine takes a different route. An AI model, or your own photograph, supplies only the empty room: frames, screens or pages filled with flat chroma green. The engine measures each panel's true corners, warps your real file into it, and multiplies in the room's own light. A window shadow crossing the frame crosses your print too.

Before it saves anything, it checks the result. A leaning frame, a corner hidden behind a vase, a tinted mat or a sliver of leftover green stops the render with a plain message saying what's wrong and how to fix it. These are the faults that make mockups look fake, and the engine won't ship them.

How it works

1. Describe the rooms you want, starting from 24 prepared room descriptions.
2. Generate the plates with Higgsfield in one command, or paste the prompts into any image model.
3. List your gallery in one small file: rooms, a true 100% detail crop, formats, the full set.
4. Render. You get a consistent 1600×1600 WebP gallery, ready for your store, Etsy or Shopify.

Prefer to talk to it? The included Claude Code skill runs the whole workflow, from writing plate prompts to reviewing the gallery at storefront-tile size.

It's the same pipeline that makes the Nexora Vault galleries, packaged for macOS, Linux and Windows.

Good to know

• You need Python and Node.js and are comfortable running a command in a terminal (or have Claude Code

run it for you).

• Plates generated through Higgsfield cost about $0.08 each at the default model and are billed by

Higgsfield, not by us. Plates from any other source cost nothing extra.

• The engine places your art; it never changes it. Your images and mockups remain yours.