Three steps. One video.
Upload a logo, campaign visual or app screenshot. Play the folding loop or scrub to any moment, then export the complete 8.6-second animation as a silent MP4.

Create an iPhone Duo video mockup from your image. Crop your design, preview the folding animation and export an MP4 — no physical phone needed.
Upload a logo, campaign visual or app screenshot. Play the folding loop or scrub to any moment, then export the complete 8.6-second animation as a silent MP4.

Create product teasers, social posts, pitch-deck visuals and app presentations before you have a device. The inner screen shows your image; the cover screen reveals its right-hand portion.

2670 × 1878 px · Drag the image or use arrow keys to position it. Zoom to adjust the crop. The fixed screen ratio fills the display without added margins.

Turn a static design into an iPhone Duo fold animation. Preview the opening and closing motion, then pause or scrub to check how your logo, artwork or app screenshot appears across the screen. Keep key text away from the hinge and edges.

Export the complete 8.6-second animation as a silent 1440 × 1080 MP4 at 30 fps. The finished video uses a white background, independently of the dark preview. Add it to a product teaser, portfolio or pitch deck, or edit it into a social video.

This is a visual mockup using your image and a preset folding animation. It does not run iOS, test responsive app layouts or reproduce every real-device viewing angle.
Currently, the tool accepts PNG, JPG and WebP images and exports a fixed 8.6-second loop. To add sound, trim the clip or make a vertical version, edit the downloaded MP4 in your video editor.
Your image stays in this browser tab. No upload, account or credits required.
2670 × 1878 px · Drag the image or use arrow keys to position it. Zoom to adjust the crop. The fixed screen ratio fills the display without added margins.
Export needs a browser with WebGL and H.264 video encoding. Try a current desktop Chrome or Edge. The page checks support automatically; unsupported browsers can still preview the animation.
Yes. After export, the same button becomes Download MP4 and saves the existing video without encoding again. Upload a new image to create a new video. Refreshing or closing the page clears the saved video.