The fastest first draft of a gallery is one you did not lay out by hand. ScreenMocks speaks the Model Context Protocol, so an AI client can build the whole set for you, then hand it back for the human touches that matter.
What the model can do
Connected over MCP, a client like Claude or ChatGPT can create a project, add your screens, write first-draft captions, add the locales you ship to, and export. It handles the repetitive assembly so you start from a complete draft rather than a blank canvas.
Where you still take over
A model is good at structure and speed, less good at taste and brand voice. Once it hands back a draft, you fine-tune the lead caption, adjust the order of the first three, and nudge anything that feels generic. The split plays to both strengths.
Why this beats a one-shot generator
Because the output is a real editable project, not a flat image. Every layer stays yours to change, re-render, and localize. The AI gives you a running start; the editor gives you the finish.
Connect ScreenMocks to your AI client and generate a localized set from a prompt. Start free.