iPhone 16 Pro mockup generator
The 6.3-inch titanium Pro — A18 Pro chip, Camera Control button, and Dynamic Island. Mokbi renders the iPhone 16 Pro frame with body proportions taken from the real 149.6 × 71.5 × 8.25 mm dimensions — body ratio 2.092, accurate dynamic island, bezels drawn heavy enough to read at thumbnail size.
Specs at a glance
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| App Store screenshot size | 1206 × 2622 |
| Display | 6.3" |
| Body dimensions | 149.6 × 71.5 × 8.25 mm |
| Body aspect ratio (h/w) | 2.092 |
| Released | 2024 |
| Chipset | A18 Pro |
| Top sensor area | Dynamic Island |
| App Store upload class | 6.3-inch class |
How to create iPhone 16 Pro screenshots
- Open the editor. No signup needed. The link loads the iPhone 16 Pro frame, so you can start straight away.
- Drop your screenshot. Drag a PNG from your desktop, or pair your phone via QR for direct WebRTC transfer (handy when your screenshot lives on the device itself).
- Write a caption. One line, 6–10 words, top quarter of the panel. Center the device below it. Keep the caption inside the safe area (60 px side margin).
- Enable App Store locales. Pick the languages you want — Mokbi covers all 50 App Store localizations. One click translates every caption.
- Download or publish. One panel downloads free at full store resolution — it carries a small Mokbi mark, and you choose where that sits. Building and checking the whole design costs nothing either way. A subscription (Solo €29.99/mo or Studio €49.99/mo) renders a fixed set — iPhone 6.9" at 1320 × 2868 and iPad 13" at 2064 × 2752 for the App Store, plus an Android phone at
1512 × 2688and a tablet at2064 × 2752for Play — and can publish it into App Store Connect for you. Apple scales those down to every smaller iPhone and iPad class itself, so there is no per-handset export to manage.
Common mistakes for iPhone 16 Pro
- Uploading a size Apple doesn't list. App Store Connect only takes the pixel sizes it publishes per display class —
1206 × 2622is the one for the 6.3-inch class. Worth knowing: only the 6.9-inch iPhone (1320 × 2868) and the 13-inch iPad (2064 × 2752) are actually required. Apple scales those down to every smaller class for you, so the other sizes are optional. - Faking the status bar. Apple checks. Use Mokbi's built-in 9:41 status bar overlay (toggle in device properties) — that one's allowed because it's standard marketing convention.
- Inconsistent device tilt across panels. If you tilt the iPhone 16 Pro frame, use the same angle on every panel — a carousel where the tilt wanders reads as sloppy at thumbnail size.
- Captions outside the safe area. Keep important text 60 px from each side and 80 px from the top to avoid App Store corner rounding.
- Letterboxed screenshots. Don't upload a 9:16 screenshot into a 2.092:1 frame — Mokbi auto-fits the device-aspect to your uploaded screenshot so there's no black bars.
Localize for every market
Mokbi's one-click batch translate covers all 50 App Store localizations — including the regional variants (en-AU, en-CA, fr-CA, pt-BR, zh-Hans, zh-Hant) that Apple treats as separate locales but most generators collapse to a base language. See the AI translation feature or the localization best-practices guide.
FAQ
What's the exact iPhone 16 Pro screenshot size?
1206 × 2622 portrait — that's the App Store size for the 6.3-inch class.
Can I use iPhone 16 Pro screenshots if my app doesn't target this specific device?
Yes — Apple's App Store Connect lets you upload any class-matching screenshot. iPhone 16 Pro screenshots cover the 6.3-inch class requirement regardless of whether your specific build targets the chip.
How is the iPhone 16 Pro frame in Mokbi drawn?
3D model (GLB format), rendered in your browser via WebGL. The body proportions come from real mm dimensions (149.6 × 71.5 × 8.25 mm → ratio 2.092). Notch / Dynamic Island / punch-hole geometry matches the iPhone 16 Pro spec. Bezels are drawn slightly heavier than the physical device so the frame still reads at thumbnail size on the App Store listing.
Does the AI translation work for iPhone 16 Pro screenshots?
Yes — translation is screenshot-content-agnostic. Caption text on a iPhone 16 Pro mockup translates the same way as on any other device. All 50 App Store localizations supported.