iPhone Mockups

What makes a great iPhone mockup for UI presentations?

iPhone mockups give your designs context — they show clients and stakeholders exactly how an interface will look in the real world. The best mockups balance realism with clarity: they should enhance your UI, not overshadow it. For client presentations, lifestyle mockups with natural lighting and realistic shadows communicate polish. For developer handoffs or portfolio work, clean isometric or flat perspective mockups keep the focus on the interface itself.

How do I choose the right mockup perspective?

Flat front-facing mockups work best when every pixel of the UI needs to be visible — pricing tables, onboarding screens, or complex navigation patterns. Angled and perspective mockups (typically 30–45°) add depth and visual interest for hero images, social media content, and landing pages. Floating mockups with soft shadows work across both contexts and have become the dominant format in SaaS and app marketing.

What file formats and resolutions should iPhone mockups use?

Export at 2x minimum for all digital presentations — the standard iPhone screen is 390×844pt at 3x pixel density. Mockup files should be provided in Figma, Sketch, or layered PSD/AI format so the interface layer is easily replaceable. PNG with transparency is the universal output for web use; use WebP for production pages where load time matters.