● Added screen content zoom, so you can enlarge the screenshot inside the device and show tiny UI details more clearly. ● Added 5 zoom anchors: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right, and center. ● Increased device scale up to 300%, because sometimes the detail deserves the whole stage. ● Improved Canvas Size, Export, and Camera panel behavior, including expandable sheets and fixed controls. ● Moved Camera Reset to the front and pinned it, so recovering from “what did I just rotate?” is faster.

This one is all about the last few steps before a mockup finally feels ready to post. ● Added custom background images, so your device can live inside your own scene instead of politely floating in color soup. ● Custom backgrounds now support solid colors, gradients, and images. Gradients remain a tiny Pro treat. ● Reworked the Assets and Environment panels so device, color, and upload controls are easier to find. ● Tap directly on the device screen to upload a screen image. Tap screen, change screen. Revolutionary, somehow. ● Added more canvas sizes, including YouTube landscape, social landscape, link preview, and Pinterest pin formats. ● Improved export sharpness for 1080p and 4K output. ● Polished screen edges, transparent backgrounds, toast behavior, Paywall layout, and other small details that quietly make everything feel less annoying. ● Tuned device materials and camera details, because shiny things should be shiny on purpose.

Shell Yeah 1.1 makes backgrounds and exporting feel much more like a proper creation tool: ● Added custom backgrounds: solid colors are free, custom gradients are Pro ● Gradients support 2-3 colors, color swapping, multiple directions, and the app remembers your 3 recent custom backgrounds ● Transparent background is now a little checkerboard circle, because mystery buttons are not a personality ● Improved export feedback, so the app tells you it is preparing instead of silently contemplating the universe ● Toast messages now appear consistently at the global top level, including over Paywall and export sheets ● Updated Pro benefits to include custom gradients ● Refined asset/license wording around Apple reference models and materials ● Continued polishing device materials, lighting, lens, antenna, and metal details ● Dragging the canvas in the Camera tab is now buttery smooth, and the rotation angles are no longer weirdly constrained.