How to Put a Video in an iPhone Frame (Free, No App)

You have a screen recording and need it inside a realistic iPhone shell — for an App Store listing, a launch post, or a client deck. This guide shows how to add iphone frame to a video without After Effects, Figma plugins, or a paid mockup subscription.

What you need before you start

• A screen recording in MP4, MOV, or WebM
• A modern desktop browser (Chrome, Edge, or Safari)
• Two minutes

Step 1: Open the editor

Go to the iPhone frame for video tool and open the editor. No install, no account required during early access.

Step 2: Upload your recording

Drop your file into the upload area. Framy previews it instantly on the canvas so you can confirm the capture looks correct before framing.

Step 3: Pick your iPhone model and color

Choose from 35 device lines — iPhone 3G through iPhone 16 Pro Max — and pick a finish color that matches your brand or audience.

Step 4: Set the canvas ratio

Set the ratio before export so the frame and recording compose correctly.

Step 5: Export MP4

Download your framed mockup as MP4 with audio from the original recording kept intact. Exports run up to 4K during early access with no watermark.

Tips for a polished result

• Trim dead air in your recorder before upload — Framy frames; it does not edit timelines.
• Match the iPhone model to your target audience (Pro sizes for SaaS demos, standard sizes for consumer apps).
• Import the export into CapCut or Premiere if you need captions or music on top.

When a dedicated framing tool wins

General editors can mask video manually, but that takes time. A single-purpose workflow — upload, pick device, export — is faster when you already have the recording and just need the wrapper.

Next steps

Browse more guides on the Framy blog or open the editor to try a mockup in under a minute.