App Store · 2022

iPhone SE (3rd gen) mockup generator

TL;DR. Open the editor with our iPhone frame loaded, drop your screenshot, add a caption, and export what the store actually takes. For the 4.7-inch class that's 750 × 1334 — though you only strictly need the 6.9-inch iPhone and the 13-inch iPad, because Apple scales those down to every smaller class itself. Designing is free and needs no signup. One panel downloads free at full store resolution, with a small Mokbi mark you can move; a plan drops the mark and adds every size, translation and direct store publishing.

Apple's compact Home-Button iPhone — 750 × 1334 is Apple's 4.7-inch class (the 5.5-inch class is 1242 × 2208, a different device generation). Being straight about the frame: we do not have a model of the iPhone SE (3rd gen), so this page opens the editor with our iPhone frame. Every frame we do own is built from that device's real body dimensions, and the iPhone SE (3rd gen) specs below are still the ones you design against.

Open the editor with our iPhone frame No signup. We do not have a model of the iPhone SE (3rd gen), so the link loads our iPhone frame instead. Neither store checks which handset a mockup was drawn from — the export size is what counts, and that is set correctly.
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Specs at a glance

SpecValue
App Store screenshot size750 × 1334
Display4.7"
Body dimensions138.4 × 67.3 × 7.30 mm
Body aspect ratio (h/w)1.779
Released2022
ChipsetA15 Bionic
Top sensor areaHome Button
App Store upload class4.7-inch class

How to create iPhone SE (3rd gen) screenshots

  1. Open the editor. No signup needed. The link loads our iPhone frame — we do not have a model of the iPhone SE (3rd gen) and would rather say so than pretend. Neither store checks which handset a mockup was drawn from.
  2. 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).
  3. 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).
  4. Enable App Store locales. Pick the languages you want — Mokbi covers all 50 App Store localizations. One click translates every caption.
  5. 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 × 2688 and a tablet at 2064 × 2752 for 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 SE (3rd gen)

  • Uploading a size Apple doesn't list. App Store Connect only takes the pixel sizes it publishes per display class — 750 × 1334 is the one for the 4.7-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 SE (3rd gen) 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 1.779:1 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 SE (3rd gen) screenshot size?

750 × 1334 portrait — that's the App Store size for the 4.7-inch class.

Can I use iPhone SE (3rd gen) screenshots if my app doesn't target this specific device?

Yes — Apple's App Store Connect lets you upload any class-matching screenshot. iPhone SE (3rd gen) screenshots cover the 4.7-inch class requirement regardless of whether your specific build targets the chip.

How is the iPhone SE (3rd gen) frame in Mokbi drawn?

3D model (GLB format), rendered in your browser via WebGL. The body proportions come from real mm dimensions (138.4 × 67.3 × 7.30 mm → ratio 1.779). Notch / Dynamic Island / punch-hole geometry matches the iPhone SE (3rd gen) 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 SE (3rd gen) screenshots?

Yes — translation is screenshot-content-agnostic. Caption text on a iPhone SE (3rd gen) mockup translates the same way as on any other device. All 50 App Store localizations supported.

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