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NailMock vs Glazii

Glazii does more things than NailMock. Whether that matters depends on whether you want a nail assistant or a preview you can hand to your tech.

Pastel gradient nail art preview: blue to mint ombre on coffin nails via AI try-on
Glitter ombre nail art preview: navy to silver sparkle on stiletto nails, NailMock
Lavender haze manicure preview: soft lilac nails on cool gray backdrop, NailMock
Jewel-tone emerald and gold nail art preview: luxury manicure on NailMock
NailMock side of the comparison: still AI mockups rendered on uploaded hand photos.

Glazii is an iPhone and iPad app that bundles a lot into one place: an AI design generator with 21 nail shapes and 23 patterns, a Virtual Try-On Studio, nail-shape and accessory previews, a camera product scanner that reads ingredients off a polish bottle, a hand and nail health analysis, and a chat assistant called Nailvana.

NailMock is a web app that does one thing: upload a photo of your hand or foot, optionally attach the design you want to copy, and get a still AI mockup you can save and take to a salon.

Glazii is the broader product. NailMock is the narrower one, and it is free to start, works on any device, and covers feet.

The catch worth knowing before you download

Glazii advertises "free to start," and that is true, but read what the free tier actually contains. Per its own App Store listing, free gives you two AI nail designs, unlimited "Slay Scan" nail rating, and save and share.

The Virtual Try-On Studio requires Pro. So the feature most people download a nail try-on app for is the paid one. Its US listing shows $7.99 weekly, $14.99 monthly, and $79.99 yearly.

For comparison, NailMock's free tier covers nail inspo, shop, and find salons, with starter credits for try-on, and paid plans begin at $9/month. Different shape of offer, so compare the thing you came for rather than the word "free."

Personal AI nail try-on preview on a phone next to a real hand photo
Example NailMock still: a saveable brief for your nail tech, generated from your own photo.

Side by side

NailMockGlazii
Try-on modelUpload a hand or foot photo, get a generative still mockupGenerate or pick a design, then try it on your hand in the Virtual Try-On Studio
Is try-on in the free tierYes, with starter credits on Personal FreeNo. Free is 2 AI designs plus unlimited Slay Scan; try-on requires Pro
Bring your own designYes. Attach one or more reference images, or describe the lookPartly. "Pic Pop" turns any photo into nail art and outfit photos drive suggestions, both behind Pro
Hands / feetHands or feet, stated on the homepageHands. Feet not stated on the listing we read
App downloadNo. Browser, phone or desktopYes. iPhone and iPad. No Android listing found
Nail healthNot offeredSlay Scan rating, plus hand and nail analysis covering shape, health score, skin tone match, and cuticle condition
Product researchShop nail polish and supplies by text or image searchCamera product scanner: ingredient and safety analysis, application tips, reviews, alternatives
ExtrasCreator tools: viral templates and AI nail videos on Personal ProNailvana chat assistant, accessory try-on for rings and watches, Match My Outfit, Match My Mood
Personal priceFree (inspo, shop, find salons); $9/mo (80 credits); $29/mo (280); packs from $29. Source: our pricing pageFree start as described above, then Pro at $7.99/week, $14.99/mo, or $79.99/yr on the US listing
Salon optionSalon plans from $59/mo, 7-day trial: chair-side sessions, staff, shared credits, online bookingNone described. The pages we read present a consumer app

What Glazii is better at

  • Breadth. Design generation, try-on, nail shapes, accessories, product scanning, health analysis, and a chat assistant in one app. NailMock does none of the care or scanning side.
  • Nail health and care advice. A scored analysis of shape, cuticle condition, and skin tone, plus 24/7 questions answered. NailMock has no equivalent.
  • Product intelligence. Point the camera at a polish bottle and get ingredients, safety notes, and alternatives. That is a genuinely useful feature we do not have.
  • Playful extras. Match a look to your outfit or your mood, or turn a photo of your pet into nail art.

If you want one app to manage your nails as a hobby, Glazii covers more ground than we do.

What NailMock is better at

  • Try-on without paying first.Our free tier includes starter credits for previews. Glazii's free tier does not include try-on at all.
  • Any device, no install. Browser on Android, iPhone, or desktop. Glazii is iPhone and iPad only.
  • Feet. Pedicure previews are covered.
  • Copying a specific saved design. Attach reference images directly rather than working through prompt and preset flows behind a subscription.
  • The salon path. Salon discovery for shoppers and a real salon workspace for studios.

Price, stated carefully

NailMock Personal Free includes nail inspo, shop, and find salons. Paid plans are $9/month (80 credits) and $29/month (280). Most stills cost 1 credit per look. Credit packs start at $29. Salon plans start at $59/month with a 7-day trial. Source: nailmock.com/pricing.

Glazii's US App Store listing shows Pro at $7.99 weekly, $14.99 monthly, and $79.99 yearly, read on 28 Sep 2026. Prices vary by region. Note that the weekly option is the one to watch: at $7.99 a week it costs more per month than either NailMock personal plan.

Who should use which

  • Use Glazii if you are on iPhone, you want nail health scoring and product scanning alongside try-on, and you are willing to subscribe to unlock previews.
  • Use NailMock if you want to preview before you pay, you are on Android or desktop, you need feet as well as hands, or you are the salon.
  • Use both if you like Glazii for care and products, and want a browser still to send your tech when booking.

Try the mockup in the browser

Open NailMock or read the category explainer. For the full field, see AI nail try-on tools compared. Other head-to-heads: NailMock vs YouCam Nails and NailMock vs CutieCure.

FAQ

Common questions

What Glazii's free tier includes, platforms, and price.

Is NailMock a Glazii alternative?
For a browser still on your own photo that you can save and send to a nail tech, yes. Glazii bundles adjacent features NailMock does not offer at all, including a polish product scanner, a nail health score, and a chat assistant.
Is Glazii's try-on free?
No. Glazii's free tier is two AI nail designs plus unlimited Slay Scan nail rating; the Virtual Try-On Studio itself requires Pro. Its US App Store listing shows $7.99 weekly, $14.99 monthly, and $79.99 yearly. NailMock Free covers nail inspo, shop, and find salons, and try-on starts at $9/month.
Do I need to install anything?
Glazii is an iPhone and iPad app. NailMock is a web app that runs in the browser on phone or desktop with no download.
Which one lets me copy a specific design I saved?
NailMock accepts your own reference images alongside a hand photo. Glazii's Pic Pop can turn any photo into nail art and outfit photos can drive suggestions, but those sit behind Pro along with try-on.
Does either check nail health?
Glazii does, through Slay Scan plus a hand and nail analysis covering shape, health score, skin tone match, and cuticle condition. NailMock does not offer nail health scoring.
Can a nail salon use either with clients?
NailMock sells salon plans from $59/month with chair-side sessions, staff roles, shared credits, and online booking. Glazii's pages describe a consumer app, not a salon workspace.

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