iPhone X (Twitter) Product Video, ready in minutes
Text-only product announcements on X get buried in a fast-moving timeline, but a tweet with an attached {device} mockup video stops the scroll and shows the update instead of describing it. Mockly frames your screenshot in a realistic iPhone frame with rounded corners and a notch silhouette, built for founders and developers sharing product updates on X.
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Text-only product announcements on X get buried in a fast-moving timeline, but a tweet with an attached {device} mockup video stops the scroll and shows the update instead of describing it. The iPhone frame in Mockly is portrait by default, and you can flip it to landscape if your screens call for it, with a 40px corner radius tuned to match the real device. Recommended aspect ratios: 9:16 for Stories/Reels/TikTok, or 1:1 for feed posts and app store galleries.
How Mockly builds the animation
Frame your screenshot in iPhone, keep the scroll short and punchy, and export a clip sized for X's in-feed video player.
What you export
Export at 1080p, small enough to upload quickly and autoplay smoothly in the timeline. Every export is yours to use commercially, and Pro removes the Mockly watermark entirely if you're shipping this to production.
Frequently asked questions
X videos autoplay muted in the timeline, so the first 2-3 seconds matter most. Keep the iPhone scroll fast enough to show the key screen almost immediately.
Most viewers will watch muted first, so a short caption in your tweet text describing what's shown helps context land even before anyone taps for sound.
Yes — export once and reuse the same iPhone mockup video across the opening tweet and any quote-tweets or follow-up replies in the same thread.