Pick the model that matches what you are showcasing — a marketing site needs a different frame than a phone app teaser.
Device list
| Device | Screen aspect | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone | 19.5:9 (6.1″) | iOS app screens, mobile-first content |
| iPhone Pro Max | 19.5:9 (6.7″) | High-end iOS apps, bigger screens |
| iPad | 4:3 (11″) | iPad apps, magazine-style layouts |
| iPad Mini | 4:3 (8.3″) | Smaller tablet showcase |
| MacBook Air | 16:10 (13″) | macOS apps, lifestyle laptop shots |
| MacBook Pro | 16:10 (14″ / 16″) | Pro-tier macOS apps, dev tools |
| iMac | 16:9 (24″) | Desktop apps with lots of screen real estate |
| Double iPhone | 19.5:9 × 2 | Before-and-after, two-screen comparisons |
| Browser | 16:9 | Web apps, marketing sites |
| Grid | 4 × 19.5:9 | App stores with multiple screen variants |
| No device | full canvas | Raw renders, when the device frame would be a distraction |
Picking quickly
- App store reel — iPhone Pro Max for marketing renders, plus a Grid for the screen-variants slide.
- Marketing site hero — Browser for the desktop hero, iPhone for the mobile-responsive shot in the same project.
- Dashboard tour — MacBook Pro or iMac, with a video screen content.
- Comparison — Double iPhone for before/after.
Change device on an existing project
Right-click the device on the canvas → Change device. The screen content is preserved and re-mapped to the new device’s screen aspect (with letterboxing if the aspects do not match).
Custom devices
There is no in-app custom-device builder. If you need a device frame the app does not provide, render the screen at No device and composite it over a still device photo in the Video Editor.
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