Fabric

Fabric is a free browser editor from Amir Mušić. You drop in carousel images and they become a flowing strip of fabric on a phone mockup. The about page names satin, paper, foil, and rubber.

You can change the light and the wind, and set the cloth to float or fall with gravity. Drag the fabric to swipe the slides. R randomizes the look, and undo is available.

Your images and exported files stay on your device. Settings are saved in the browser, and uploaded images have to be added again after a reload. PNG export is free up to 1920 pixels on the long edge, with a small Fabric watermark.

A 6-second sample MP4 is free at half resolution, also with the watermark. The MP4 is silent, rendered frame by frame at 30 fps, with the camera fixed while the slides move. Pro is planned at $19 once.

It would add 1080p MP4 at 6, 10, or 15 seconds, PNG without the watermark, and 4K or transparent PNG. Purchases are not open yet. Transparent PNG is unavailable with the Studio backdrop.

MP4 needs a browser that can encode H.264. Desktop Chrome and Edge are the recommended starting points. Exports made with your own images can be used in personal or commercial work on either plan.

Fabric is not affiliated with the phone or social platforms shown in a mockup.

Pricing: Free editor. PNG up to 1920px on the long edge and a 6-second half-resolution sample MP4, both with a Fabric watermark. Pro is a planned $19 one-time purchase for Fabric v1 and is not open yet. Verified November 2, 2026.