Chrome extension wraps any website in a device frame and records demo videos
A new called Screenlet lets anyone wrap a website in a realistic device frame with one click. Supported devices include MacBook Pro 16, MacBook Air, Dell Latitude (Windows), Apple Studio Display, iPad Pro 11-inch, and iPhone 17 Pro Max. These aren't flat images — the frames simulate real OS chrome, including the iPhone's , status bar, and Safari address bar, or macOS window elements.
Hitting record captures the live webpage together with the device frame as an HD video, with an optional draggable, resizable webcam bubble and microphone voiceover. A cursor-tracking auto-zoom feature adds smooth zoom effects wherever the user clicks, without manual editing. Everything is processed locally in the browser, and the finished file is saved as an MP4 directly to the downloads folder — no separate app, account, or cloud upload required.
It's positioned as a free alternative to Screen Studio ($89) and Loom ($15/month).
Key points
- Screenlet is a that wraps any website in a realistic device frame with one click
- Supports MacBook, iPad, iPhone and other mockups with real OS chrome, not flat images
- Recording can include a webcam bubble and microphone voiceover, plus cursor-tracking auto-zoom
- All processing happens locally; output is an MP4 saved straight to the downloads folder
- No app install, account, or upload needed — positioned as a free alternative to paid tools like Screen Studio and Loom