Wondershare Mockitt Is Now Mockitt

Mockitt brand and website update: formerly Wondershare Mockitt, now at mockitt.com.

The product previously known as Wondershare Mockitt is now Mockitt. Our official website has moved from mockitt.wondershare.com to Mockitt's official website at mockitt.com. If you discovered us through an older tutorial, review, or bookmark, this is the current destination for learning about Mockitt and exploring its products.

This announcement brings together two changes: a simpler brand name and a broader product offering. Originally focused on prototyping, Mockitt now brings together interactive prototypes, UI design, whiteboards, flowcharts, AI presentations, and Mockitt AI. The goal is to support more of the work that surrounds a product idea, from exploring a problem to communicating a proposed solution.

Our official home is mockitt.com

We use Mockitt as our current product name. Wondershare Mockitt is the name you may still encounter in historical articles, screenshots, and search results. Those references describe an earlier stage of the product and website.

For current product information, start with mockitt.com. Please update bookmarks and any links to our homepage in your team's documentation. If you maintain an article or resource list that points to the former website, updating its product name and destination will help readers find the current offering.

From a prototyping tool to a broader product workspace

Prototyping remains central to Mockitt. The expanded platform also supports the planning, visual design, discussion, and presentation work that helps teams decide what to build.

  • Interactive prototyping. Use Mockitt's online prototyping tool to turn screens into clickable user flows, work with reusable components, and share a prototype for feedback. This remains a practical way to discuss navigation and behavior before development.
  • UI design. Develop interfaces with vector editing, components, variables, and auto layout. Teams can establish repeatable visual patterns and prepare design specifications for implementation discussions.
  • Whiteboards. Bring notes, research, and planning onto a shared visual canvas. Whiteboards give a team room to explore a problem, organize competing ideas, and map a user journey before committing to a screen layout.
  • Flowcharts. Describe processes and decision paths with connected diagrams. A flowchart can clarify the logic behind a proposed experience, including branches that are easy to miss when discussing individual screens.
  • AI presentations. Start a slide draft from a topic or supported source material, then edit its outline, content, and visual treatment. Presentations help teams explain proposals and decisions to the people reviewing the work.
  • Mockitt AI. Use Mockitt AI's product-design capabilities to develop editable prototype drafts from prompts and image references, refine ideas, and prepare supporting documents. Teams remain responsible for reviewing the generated content and deciding how it should work.

These capabilities serve different stages of product work. A team might organize an onboarding problem on a whiteboard, map the decision flow, design the screens, prototype the interactions, and explain the proposal in a presentation. Mockitt's broader scope lets people choose the appropriate starting point for that task.

What returning users should know

If your experience of Mockitt comes from older tutorials, you may notice different navigation, feature names, or interfaces on the current website. Use the current product pages to explore what is available today; archived instructions and screenshots may describe an earlier version.

Questions about an existing account, project, or subscription should go to the support options on the current website. Current plans and access conditions are described on the Mockitt pricing page.

A clearer name for the work ahead

Mockitt's focus remains helping people make product ideas visible and discussable. The broader workspace extends that focus beyond the prototype itself: understanding a problem, shaping an interface, discussing alternatives, and presenting a direction.

Whether you remember the earlier name or are discovering Mockitt for the first time, we welcome you to explore the current product and choose the tools that fit your team's next step.