iPhone Duo Mockups

The iPhone mockup set renders the iPhone Duo in both of its states — open across the 7.6-inch inner display, and closed on the 5.4-inch cover screen — on polished stone under one soft directional light. Four PSD files split those states across two metal finishes, chrome and nickel, at 5400x3600 px. Artwork goes into one Smart Object per file, and the stone under the device relights itself to match.

Details:

• 4 high-quality PSD files;
• open and folded body states;
• chrome and nickel finishes;
• 5400x3600 px, 72 dpi;
• screen Smart Object in every file;
• reflection redraws with the screen;
• named and grouped layers.

A reflection that rebuilds itself

The reflection under the device took the longest to build. Most device scenes bake the glow on the surface into a flat image — here, the reflection is the same Smart Object as the screen. The design drops in once, and the stone picks up its color and brightness through a response layer that holds the grain and the surface falloff. We kept that response map separate from the glow, so a dark interface dims the stone and a bright one washes it without the texture disappearing.

Two body states, one layout

The open files show the unfolded panel across a landscape frame, with the polished titanium edge and the side controls catching the key light. The folded files turn the device upright on its hinge spine and put the cover screen forward. The two displays sit at 1.42:1 and 1.45:1, so an interface moves between the states with a small reflow instead of a redraw.

What is locked, and what is yours

The scene group holds materials, light, and shadow exactly as they were rendered. We recommend leaving those alone, because that is where the realism sits. Everything above it belongs to the design: the screen Smart Object, the transmission pass that keeps the glass reading as glass, and the highlight pass that survives any swap. Grading on top of the finished scene works without trouble.

Usage:

App launch visuals, UI case studies, foldable interface concepts, product landing pages, investor and pitch decks, portfolio shots, app store art, press kits, and conference slides.

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