Device Frames

When you need visuals fast, start by choosing a preset scene and swapping in your screens. Pick an iPhone, Android phone, tablet, or laptop from the catalog, then position, scale, and rotate each device until the layout clicks. Use drag-and-drop to place images, switch between colorways, and tune shadows and reflections. Snap-to-guides and numeric controls keep angles exact, while the camera tool helps you frame a bold hero shot or a tight detail. Save lighting and backgrounds as reusable presets so future assets stay on brand.

For marketing deliverables, set your canvas to common sizes: website hero, social square, story tall, or display ad. Duplicate the scene to create variants for A/B tests—change the copy, shift the focal device, or try an alternate palette. Add clickable hotspots for demo links if you’re embedding on the web. When you’re ready, render ultra‑sharp stills and short motion loops in 4K, choose transparent PNG, JPG, MP4, or WebM, and batch-name files for quick upload to your CMS, ad manager, or social scheduler. Keep a library of device bundles—single, duo, or grid—so you can spin out seasonal or localized sets without rebuilding.

Product teams can map flows by linking screens inside a device and stepping through them in Presentation mode. Use simple interactions—taps, swipes, or timed transitions—to simulate the journey without leaving the scene. Capture a guided walkthrough as video for a sprint review, or share an interactive link so stakeholders can click through. If you’re gathering feedback, drop in a lightweight poll or quick form overlay and collect responses without switching tools. Version each concept and keep notes inline to track decisions and rationale across explorations.

Collaboration is straightforward: invite teammates with view or edit access, comment directly on elements, and lock final layouts before export. Work on desktop for precision controls, then make last‑minute edits from your phone or tablet while you’re on the move. Developers can pull assets with consistent naming, margins, and safe areas, while content creators reuse the same scene across blog headers, promo emails, and store screenshots. Because everything is 3D, you can pivot devices to new angles in seconds and refresh an entire campaign without recreating assets from scratch.