Screenify Studio v2.0.0

Multi-Device Mockup Studio

Screenify's biggest release yet: stage two or three devices together in one cinematic 3D mockup, move a single camera across them, and record the real thing — all in one app. Plus keyframed camera moves for single-device mockups and true-to-preview colors on every 3D device.

Added

• Multi-Device Mockups — Place two or three iPhones and Macs together in a single 3D "ecosystem" scene. Each device sits in its own spot with its own content — record live on the main device, and drop a video or image onto the others.
• Cinematic stage camera — Add camera keyframes to glide a single camera across the whole arrangement — position, angle, and zoom at each point — while the devices hold their places. Start from a motion template and make it yours.
• Environment lighting & backdrops — Light the scene with a real-world environment: the devices pick up its reflections, and you can show it as the backdrop. Choose a shadow style — Realistic or Simple — to ground the devices in the scene.
• Keyframed camera for single-device mockups — The 3D Device Motion track now supports camera keyframes too: set distance, tilt, and turn at each point and the camera animates between them. Mac mockups get their own per-shot zoom, and every device now zooms in up to 5×.

Improved

• True-to-preview 3D device colors — Recolored iPhone mockups (like deep blue and silver) and Mac mockups (silver, Space Black, and the MacBook colorways) now match the colors and materials you see in the preview — real metal and glass in every export.
• Real cursor and clicks inside device screens — The cursor and click highlights now render inside multi-device screens, so what you preview is what you export.
• Content that fits — Imported photos and videos on staged devices fit their screens the way you choose — cover, contain, or fill. An empty device screen invites you to drop in an image or video with a click.
• Device and color changes on the stage are now undoable.

Fixed

• Recent Projects no longer lists projects you've deleted, and won't try to open one that's gone missing.