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Folio Chrome

Give a wallet or budgeting app a calm, sculptural setting. Folio Chrome combines silver surfaces, porcelain and cobalt with five layouts for balances, spending insights and card controls.

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The complete campaign

Fictional sample app. Replace the interface images, names and values with your own.

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Folio Chrome screen 1: a wallet dashboard in an iPhone against liquid chrome and porcelain architecture
01Start with the overview
Folio Chrome screen 2: a handheld iPhone card screen above a cobalt caption panel
02Put everyday controls in reach
Folio Chrome screen 3: a spending-insights phone screen on a porcelain and cobalt layout
03Give an insight its own screen
Folio Chrome screen 4: a dark finance layout with an insights phone and an inset chrome scene
04Focus on a useful detail
Folio Chrome screen 5: wallet overview and card-control iPhone screens on a porcelain background
05Connect the key views

Where it fits

A starting point for your app

A wallet, personal-finance or budgeting app with useful overview, insight and card screens. The quiet compositions leave room for a short benefit and a real interface that demonstrates it.

Campaign
5 editable artboards
Original canvas
1,284 × 2,778 px, portrait
Typography
Inter headings and supporting text
Export
JPEG screenshots in a ZIP, using the editor’s supported device sizes

Make it your own

What you can change

Campaign layers and the images inside them have different editing controls.

Edit directly

  • Campaign headlines, captions and brand text
  • Separate background shapes, colors and rules
  • Phone position, scale, rotation and 2D/3D presentation

Replace as images

  • Three fictional wallet interface images inside the phones
  • Two independent chrome and handheld background photographs

Text inside a supplied app screenshot or background is part of that image. Upload a new capture to change it; campaign text remains separately editable.

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The sample uses iPhone 16 Pro mockups on a 1,284 × 2,778 px master canvas. The phone model and export size are separate choices. For another supported device layout, review the crop, caption wrapping and phone placement on every screen.

Give each screenshot a job

Use this sequence as a guide, then adapt it to what your app actually does.

  1. Start with the overview

    A phone sits within the chrome composition under a short opening statement. Replace the sample home screen and make the headline describe your app's main job.

  2. Put everyday controls in reach

    The handheld scene places the card interface above a cobalt caption panel. The phone screen and campaign words can change independently of the photograph.

  3. Give an insight its own screen

    A large phone and a simple split background focus attention on spending insights. Use a clear capture and a caption that explains what the chart tells the reader.

  4. Focus on a useful detail

    The darker composition pairs an insight screen with a smaller chrome scene. Keep the two views related and replace every fictional amount before using the campaign for your own app.

  5. Connect the key views

    Two phones bring the account overview and card controls into one closing composition. Keep the closing caption specific to the screens you choose.

Your next screenshot set

Start with Folio Chrome

Open the selected collection, replace the sample app screens, and rewrite the captions. Save your project, check the device layouts you need, then export the finished campaign.

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Before you start

A free account is required to save and export this Free template. Manual editing and screenshot exports use no AI tokens and have no watermark. AI tools and store publishing have separate requirements.

Work in the desktop editor. Exporting downloads the files; it does not publish a store listing.

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