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Halo Habitat

Give room controls a little breathing space. Halo Habitat pairs pearl light and lavender rings with large temperature, lighting and scene details across five coordinated screenshots.

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Preview without signup. Using this collection requires Pro, Studio, Enterprise or an eligible Pro trial; Basic does not include it.

The complete campaign

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

Scroll to see every screen

Halo Habitat screen 1: pearl rings, an iPhone home dashboard and an enlarged 22-degree room reading
01Introduce the home
Halo Habitat screen 2: dark lavender temperature dial, native control shapes and a climate app screen
02Explain a precise control
Halo Habitat screen 3: a smart-home phone screen beside a 70-percent brightness card and light-color choices
03Show the lighting choices
Halo Habitat screen 4: an evening scene with three editable actions and a smart-home app preview
04Make a routine concrete
Halo Habitat screen 5: two iPhone smart-home views against a pearl and lavender light field
05Bring the campaign together

Where it fits

A starting point for your app

A smart-home, lighting or connected-device app with room controls and repeatable routines. Use the enlarged controls to explain a real action in your app, then show the matching interface beside it.

Campaign
5 editable artboards
Original canvas
1,284 × 2,778 px, portrait
Typography
Space Grotesk headings and Manrope 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, room labels and values
  • Temperature dial, lighting card, scene rows and other separate shapes
  • Phone position, scale, rotation and 2D/3D presentation

Replace as images

  • Three fictional app interface images inside the phones
  • Two independent pearl and dusk background images

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.

Pearl#F4F2FALavender#B8A8FFIce blue#CCE9F7Night#171827

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. Introduce the home

    Open with the app overview, then give one room reading a clear place beside the phone. Replace the sample temperature and room count with details your own screen supports.

  2. Explain a precise control

    A large temperature dial makes the climate feature the focus. The dial, labels and plus/minus shapes are editable layers; the smaller in-phone interface is a replaceable image.

  3. Show the lighting choices

    Pair the phone with a large brightness card and warm-to-cool options. Adapt the labels, values and swatches to the choices available in your app.

  4. Make a routine concrete

    The evening scene breaks one routine into separate actions. Rewrite each action and value so the screenshot explains a routine people can actually create.

  5. Bring the campaign together

    Close with two app views against the soft light field. Use them to connect the overview to the feature sequence introduced in the earlier screenshots.

Your next screenshot set

Start with Halo Habitat

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

An account with Pro collection access is required. Eligible first-subscription Pro trials require a card and renew unless canceled. Check the current plan terms before starting a trial. 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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