Terms

Last updated 28 September 2026

These terms cover your use of Social Image Maker. The service is operated by To sider ApS, CVR 42753491, Armeniensvej 27, 2300 København S, Denmark. Questions go to pa@tosider.dk.

What the service is

Social Image Maker is a browser-based editor that places a screenshot into a 3D device mockup and exports it as an image or a video. It runs entirely in your browser: the rendering, the encoding and the export all happen on your own machine.

Because of that, the editor keeps working while you are offline, and we never receive the images you work with.

Free to use

Social Image Maker is free. There is no paid plan, no account and nothing to buy: every export size up to 4K, video up to 60 fps, and exports without any wordmark are available to everyone.

Your content

Whatever you load into the editor stays yours, and stays on your device. Your screenshots, projects and exports are stored in your browser and are never transmitted to us. We claim no rights over anything you make.

You are responsible for having the right to use the images you put into the tool.

Cookies and analytics

The site counts your visit with Google Analytics, and you can turn that off on the privacy page. Turning it off costs you no feature: the editor is identical either way. What is collected, which cookies are set, and how to change your answer are set out in the privacy policy.

Availability and changes

The site is provided as-is. We do not guarantee that it will be available without interruption, and we may change or discontinue features. Because your work is stored in your own browser, we cannot recover it for you — export anything you want to keep.

Liability

The service is provided free of charge. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for any loss arising from its use, including indirect or consequential loss.

Nothing in these terms limits your mandatory rights as a consumer under Danish or EU law.

Governing law

These terms are governed by Danish law, and disputes fall to the Danish courts. If you are a consumer resident elsewhere in the EU, this does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory rules of your own country.