App Store screenshots using interface close-ups
104 listings that use interface close-ups, from stitch., Lumino City and Mekorama. Most are shopping, education and business apps.
Adobe Express
Creativity · 8 frames
Pastel gradients and large editing screens keep finished artwork prominent, with selected controls and objects crossing the device edge.
Concepts
Creativity · 10 frames
An expansive device composition spans the first three frames, then full-height drawing examples show line, texture and color without captions.
Tayasui Sketches
Creativity · 9 frames
Colorful panels pair illustrated artwork with oversized drawing tools and interface details, giving each technique its own palette.
Adobe Fresco
Creativity · 10 frames
Finished illustrations dominate large interface crops on a neutral background, with varied angles and loose drawn accents.
Lightroom
Photo & video · 10 frames
Full-height photographs and before-and-after treatments place the result above compact editing controls, with a consistent white headline strip.
Snapseed
Photo & video · 10 frames
Serif headlines, sticker-like accents and layered photographs create an editorial collage around compact editing interfaces.
Photoleap
Photo & video · 10 frames
Large edited photographs fill each panel, with consistent short headings and a narrow strip of editing controls below.
Videoleap
Photo & video · 10 frames
Full-height video examples pair short white captions with visible timelines and controls, ending in a separate brand composition.
InShot
Photo & video · 10 frames
Dark panels keep a steady heading position while varied photographs, timelines and enlarged editing results show distinct treatments.
CapCut
Photo & video · 9 frames
White margins and compact headings frame colorful edited examples, with controls retained below each result.
NOMO CAM
Photo & video · 10 frames
Full-frame camera surfaces replace conventional device mockups, using texture, hardware details and color to distinguish each camera.
OldRoll
Photo & video · 9 frames
Warm photographs sit inside varied retro camera interfaces, with a consistent black backdrop and simple white captions.