How many frame styles does ASOShot provide?

ASOShot provides one realistic device renderer. Each device can be shown in flat or perspective mode; placement presets are layouts, not additional frame styles.

Does switching from flat to perspective reset the frame?

No. The device keeps its image, size, position, color, and shadow while the rendering mode changes.

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How to Use Device Frames in App Screenshots

Choose a device model, color, position, and flat or perspective rendering while keeping the app UI readable.

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Use Frames to Support the Product Story

A device frame gives an app capture physical context, but it should not become the main subject. Choose the model, color, angle, and size according to the UI that must remain visible.

Open the Frame Editor

Flat and Perspective Rendering

ASOShot uses one realistic device renderer with two modes. Flat mode keeps the screen front-facing and maximizes legibility. Perspective mode adds X and Y rotation and visible edge depth. Switching modes keeps the device's screenshot, size, position, color, and shadow rather than loading a separate hidden configuration.

Placement and Scale

Device position uses percentages of the export canvas. The horizontal value represents the device center, the vertical value represents its top edge, and scale represents device width relative to canvas width. Devices can intentionally cross a screen boundary for shared compositions. Review every visible fragment and every export target before download.

Color and Shadow

Each device model exposes its own supported color palette. Use enough contrast between the frame and background to keep the edge visible. Shadows can add separation, but heavy blur or opacity can distract from the UI and expand the visual footprint of a rotated frame.