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Vault Ledger

Make a money workflow easy to follow. Vault Ledger uses large figures, a spending allocation and a savings goal to connect the monthly overview to a concrete plan.

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Preview without signup. Using this collection requires Indie (including an eligible active trial), Studio or Enterprise access, or an existing Pro plan. Basic does not include it.

The complete campaign

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

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Vault Ledger screen 1: a budget overview and separate 1,350-dollar amount card against silver and forest
01Put the balance in context
Vault Ledger screen 2: a native monthly allocation ledger with housing, everyday and goals rows
02Explain the allocation
Vault Ledger screen 3: a Kyoto savings goal with a 60-percent figure and segmented progress rail
03Make a goal concrete
Vault Ledger screen 4: a spending-plan phone on sculpted paper with an editable everyday-spending card
04Show a plan adjustment
Vault Ledger screen 5: a sage layout listing three budgeting tasks beside the monthly overview
05Connect the three tasks

Where it fits

A starting point for your app

A budgeting or personal-finance app with a monthly plan and named savings goals. This collection suits products that need to explain the relationship between income, allocated spending and money left to plan.

Campaign
5 editable artboards
Original canvas
1,284 × 2,778 px, portrait
Typography
Manrope headings and Inter supporting text and figures
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

  • Financial figures, ledger rows, allocation rail and goal-progress segments
  • Campaign captions, category cards, plus/minus shapes and rules
  • Phone position, scale, rotation and 2D/3D presentation

Replace as images

  • Three fictional personal-finance interface images
  • Independent goal-detail crop from the sample UI
  • Separate silver and sculpted-paper 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.

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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. Put the balance in context

    The opening combines a monthly overview, silver material and a separate amount card. Replace every fictional financial figure, including the card outside the phone, with a consistent sample from your app.

  2. Explain the allocation

    The native ledger rows and allocation rail share one income total. Update the categories, amounts and segment widths together; changing a label alone will not recalculate the artwork.

  3. Make a goal concrete

    The goal photograph is an independent crop from the sample screen. Replace it as well as the phone, and align the editable percentage, amount and filled progress segments with your goal.

  4. Show a plan adjustment

    A spending-plan phone rests in a sculpted paper scene. The foreground category card and plus/minus shapes can illustrate a real budgeting control without obscuring the main interface.

  5. Connect the three tasks

    A three-part editorial list brings overview, allocation and goals together beside one clear app view. Rewrite the list around the actual sequence a new user follows in your product.

Your next screenshot set

Start with Vault Ledger

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.

Use Vault Ledger

Before you start

An account with Pro collection access is required. Indie offers an optional 7-day trial for eligible first-time subscribers; Studio starts paid. Review the price and renewal terms before subscribing. 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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