
Dashboard in a 3D MacBook
A finance dashboard in a space black MacBook that opens on its keyboard base, with glare on the screen. Turned far enough that you see the edge of the lid.
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iPhone, iPad, MacBook, iMac, Studio Display and a curved monitor, in space black or silver. Free to try in the editor; exporting them is part of Pro.

A finance dashboard in a space black MacBook that opens on its keyboard base, with glare on the screen. Turned far enough that you see the edge of the lid.

A landing page in a silver MacBook and its mobile app in an iPhone, at their real relative size. Add the phone screenshot as a second image and it goes into the iPhone on its own.

A dark app screen in a space black iPhone with real thickness and side buttons, turned so its edge catches the light.

The same screen in silver, at a gentle angle that keeps small text readable. A good start for an App Store set.

A dark pricing page on a silver iPad, on a light background so the device edge reads clearly.

A website on a silver iMac on its stand. Fill shows the top of the page; drag on the screen to show another part.

A clean monitor shot for a website, turned toward the reader from the right.

The curved monitor bends the screenshot with it. Its width follows the image, from 16:9 to 32:9.
Flat MacBook and iPhone frames tilt in 3D with the screenshots. They're free, and every effect works with them.
Tilt, depth, curves, bends and Sphere Wrap on the image alone. All free to make; GIF and video export are Pro.

Laid back, turned 40° and seen through a long lens, so lines stay nearly parallel. Layered depth adds the floating look.

A light dashboard tilted just enough to read as 3D, with layered depth on a dark gradient. The classic hero-image look.

A single phone screen with a gentle floating angle and no frame, for a store listing or a launch post.

The Product Hunt template with the browser frame on, on a warm background. It reads as a real website in a gallery.

Turned toward the reader from the right, with little depth so every price stays readable.

Sphere Wrap bends the whole page onto a ball and cuts it to a circle, so the middle card comes forward. Good for a hero image that stands out from the usual tilted screen.

Typed text, bent with Arc Bend and nothing else. Typed text stays vector, so SVG export keeps it sharp at any size and opens in Figma as editable shapes.
The dashboard exported as a looping GIF, for a post, a LinkedIn update or a README. Pro can also export it as video.
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