
Mockitt provides various export functions to facilitate team collaboration and design handoff. Whether you need Images, PDFs, HTML demo packages, or Android APKs, Mockitt has you covered.
Note: Mockitt is a cloud-based product, and data is stored in the cloud. There are no offline source files in the traditional sense; exported files are intended for presentation and handoff. To edit the same prototype on a different device, simply log in to your Mockitt account. If you need to hand over source files to others, you can use the Export Source File feature or the Enterprise File Transfer feature.
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Note: Free Plan users (including trials) can export PNGs/PDFs with a Mockitt watermark. A paid subscription is required to remove the watermark.
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Mockitt supports exporting HTML offline demo packages, allowing you to view and present files without an internet connection.
This is a Paid Feature available to Professional and Team Plan users. It is not supported on the Free Plan.
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index.html file in a browser to start the offline presentation.You can export an APK file to simulate the product's performance on an Android device and preview the prototype directly on the mobile desktop. Please note that commercial fonts will not be packaged into the APK file.
This is a Paid Feature currently available to Team Plan users.
Note: The exported APK is strictly a demonstration file. It cannot be used as an actual functional app and the code cannot be reused for development.
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You can export the Mockitt prototype project as a source file with the extension .mdrp.
The exported source file can be imported into other Workspaces.
Eligibility: This is a member-only feature. It is supported for Lifetime Individual, Team, and Enterprise members.
Permissions: Only Owners and Admins of a Team/Enterprise can export source files. Collaborators cannot export source files.
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.mdrp file.You can export specific widgets or elements from the page. This is simple and supports batch exporting. Select the widget you want to export and click Export in the bottom right corner of the Appearance panel to save it locally.
Shift and click to select multiple widgets, then click Export.In Presentation/Handoff mode, developers and designers can export asset slices directly to view details. In the Preview window or Share link, switch to Overview mode in the top bar. Select the desired component and click Export to save the image.