# Render a hi-fi screen or device mockup

> Turn a wireframe into a finished looking design with AI, as a flat hi-fi screen or shown on a device, and place it on the board.

Source: https://mockflow.com/docs/render-hi-fi-screen

A wireframe shows structure. When you need to show how a screen will look, MockFlow's AI can render it as a finished design. It keeps your layout and text and fills every placeholder with real pictures and content. The result is an image you place on the board, right beside the wireframe it came from.

![A food delivery phone wireframe on the board beside the device mockup that AI rendered from it](https://assets.mockflow.com/docs/media/dddb32ee19b248c985fd1c707b131130.webp)

## Convert a wireframe to a hi-fi image

![The AI menu of a wireframe, with AI, Convert to hi-fi image and Fill images with AI numbered](https://assets.mockflow.com/docs/media/cce664479b694d29a046650ee3780325.webp)

1. Select the wireframe and click **AI** (1) in its toolbar.
2. Choose **Convert to hi-fi image** (2).

![The Convert to hi-fi image dialog with Hi-fi screen, Device mockup and Convert numbered](https://assets.mockflow.com/docs/media/03ee07b9624d440b87db392cbc4300e4.webp)

1. Pick a style:
    - **Hi-fi screen** (1): the finished design as a flat screenshot.
  - **Device mockup** (2): the screen shown on a device, ready for a showcase.
2. Optionally describe the look you want, such as brand colors or the kind of photos.
3. Click **Convert** (3). The design usually takes 15 to 40 seconds.

## Place the design on the board

![The finished device mockup in the dialog, with Convert again and Insert on board numbered](https://assets.mockflow.com/docs/media/0f9b9791b5634117969d15917cf8e716.webp)

- **Insert on board** (2) places the image beside the wireframe, labeled with the screen name and style.
- **Convert again** (1) makes a new version. Add a note first, such as "warmer colours, bigger hero photo", to steer it.
- **Open** shows the image full size, and **Back** returns to the style choice.

The wireframe itself does not change, so you can keep editing it and render again later.

## Fill images and keep the wireframe editable

**Fill images with AI** (3 in the AI menu) puts photos into the image slots of the wireframe itself. The screen stays an editable wireframe, with every widget still in place. Use it when you want real pictures but still plan to change the layout.

> **Note** Rendering a hi-fi image and filling images use AI credits. The dialog shows how many credits are available.

## Related articles

- [Generate and edit screens with AI](/docs/generate-wireframes-with-ai)
- [Change a screen's style](/docs/change-wireframe-style)
- [Export a wireframe](/docs/export-a-wireframe)