A clear starting point
Showing a before-and-after workflow
Editable template
Two devices.
Your screens, a new perspective.
A smaller rear device and a larger foreground device suggest a product flow. The overlapping frames remain separate editable objects.
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- Visual direction
- Layered 2D
- Authored layouts
- 1
- Text layers
- 1
- Capture inputs
- 1
Counts come from the template recipe. Text layer count is per unique layer ID; capture inputs count distinct slots across the authored layouts. You can add screens and layers in the editor.
Practical walkthrough
Make this template yours.
Step 1
Choose the primary capture for the foreground device.
Step 2
Check which capture slot each device uses before replacing an image.
Step 3
Adjust the overlap so both devices still look deliberate at small size.
Made to show the product
A product with a clear secondary view
Editable after you choose
Adding depth while retaining flat device frames
How this composition works
Two devices is a layered 2D composition. It adds depth through size, rotation and shadow, without requiring a shared 3D studio. Use the front device for the most important action and make sure the rear screen still adds context.
Questions
Before you start.
Is the screenshot inside the template included?
The public preview uses an illustrative app called Daylight. Upload your own real app capture when creating the project.
Can I change the text and colors?
Yes. The template opens as editable text, image, device and shape layers. It is not a flattened screenshot.
What happens if I switch templates later?
Project history supports undo. Previously used templates also retain the saved edits for that project, family and localization.
You built the app.
Give it an introduction.
Start with a composition. Keep every detail editable.