Make screenshots for the iPhone Duo's outer display. Also in this update • A new inspector: click a page, its caption, its device or its background, and it shows just that • A page's own values sit next to the platform's, each marked with a dot • Apple's iPhone Duo frame imports in a click, and the iPhone slot now offers the iPhone 18 artwork Thanks for using Framely

Aim a mockup right on the canvas: drag the two handles on its screen and the device turns, grows and moves to follow. Also in this update • Setting up upload is easier: the key screen now links to where you create an API key in App Store Connect, and to Apple's guide • Uploads recover cleanly from a dropped connection • Slider and colour drags undo in one step • Polish and stability improvements across mockups, translations and the canvas

Framely can now put your screenshots into App Store Connect for you. Upload to App Store Connect • File > Upload to App Store Connect sends the whole set into the version you are preparing • Every language in one run • Bring your API key once — Issuer ID and the AuthKey .p8 from Users and Access, App Manager role • The key is kept in your Mac's Keychain and used for nothing but talking to Apple • Preflight shows what will happen first: which languages, how many screenshots per device slot, how many are replaced • Lose your connection halfway and the retry sends only what's missing Device mockups • A photorealistic tilted device instead of the flat frame — the look most top App Store sets are built from • Bring a mockup pack, pick a pose, and your screenshot is warped into its screen • One device can lie across several pages, so consecutive screenshots read as one wide photo Translation coverage • Every language says how much of your set is actually translated, in the editor and before an upload Also new • Per-page backgrounds — one wide piece of artwork cut into slices, one per page • Photo backgrounds, with fill or fit, a tint, a gradient fade, or a duotone • Export one platform (⌥⌘E) when a single store slot needs a fresh set • Feature-list rows read as a heading and a description • *highlight* markup now works in the subtitle too Fixed • Peek pages on iPad and Mac • Text pages that outgrew their margins • A doubled Dynamic Island when a screenshot came from a different iPhone than the frame Thanks for using Framely

Two big ones in 1.2.0, plus a pile of smaller things. Real device frames. Your screenshot now sits in an iPhone 17, iPad Pro, Apple Watch Ultra 3, or MacBook Pro, in the real colors. The bezel artwork is Apple's, so we can't ship it inside the app — download it from Apple once, Framely shows you where and imports it in a click, and every project can use it after that. Translations. Write your captions, translate them into any of the 39 App Store languages, and switch language from the toolbar to see how each one wraps. Export writes one folder per locale, named the way App Store Connect expects. Anything you haven't translated falls back to your base text, so you can ship two languages now and add the rest later. Also new: • Peek layout — an oversized device running off the edge of the page, the way most top App Store sets do it • Captions below the device, not just above • Drop shadows: color, blur, and the direction the light comes from • Feature lists on text-only pages — rows of icon plus text, one or two columns, one slider to size the lot • Margins and spacing you can drag or type as an exact percentage, for the whole set or a single page • Long captions wrap instead of getting cut off; the device shrinks to make room • Film grain over your backgrounds, if you want it • Batch export has a progress bar and a Stop button, and a cancelled export cleans up after itself • VoiceOver labels across the sidebar, pages, and zoom Thanks for using Framely.

• Pixel-perfect export — your screenshots now export exactly as they look on the canvas, with no surprise padding. • Bigger, better-placed device frames, with more room for your titles and subtitles. • The Pro intro now appears once instead of on every open — no repeat popups while you work. • Cleaner canvas with subtle card shadows, so your pages stand out as you design.