component
Phone Switch Mockup
By Ahmet Loca

Details
- Ahmet LocaAuthor
- componentType
- $6.00Price
- 2026-08-29Published
- 2026-08-31Updated
- 2026-08-29Added
- CarouselsCategories
Summary
Phone Switch Mockup is a Framer component for showcasing app screens inside a stacked iPhone fan deck.
Description
MORE FRAMER COMPONENTS LIKE THIS ✦ Browse +38 FREE + 85 premium components: https://frameze.com/components Phone Switch Mockup Phone Switch Mockup is a Framer component for showcasing app screens inside a stacked iPhone fan deck. One phone stays in front while the previous and next devices sit behind it, slightly scaled and rotated. Switch screens with spring motion, swipe, arrows, or dots. Built for product pages, SaaS landings, pitch decks, and app marketing sites. 3D fan-deck iPhone layout with a clear center device Spring animation when switching between screens Swipe, arrow buttons, and dot navigation Up to three customizable phone screens Titanium or black iPhone frame finish Ambient glow behind the active phone, color and intensity controls Demo Mode with a live top bar for theme and show-arrow Dark and light presentation themes Accessible carousel markup, focus states, and screen labels Responsive sizing that fits the component frame Static-safe rendering for the Framer canvas and export Use Cases SaaS and mobile app landing pages App Store and product preview sections Startup pitch decks and demo sites Fintech, health, and lifestyle app showcases UI kit and design portfolio presentations Agency case studies for iOS products Feature walkthroughs and onboarding previews Ecommerce app and marketplace homepages Event, launch, and waitlist pages Photography and motion-style screen galleries Keywords iphone mockup, phone mockup framer, app screen mockup, iphone deck, fan stack phone, 3d phone carousel, phone switch mockup, ios mockup component, app landing mockup, device mockup framer, spring phone switch, swipe phone gallery, iphone frame mockup
Introduction
iPhone deck mockup for app screens
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