Android phone mockup, brand-free
Plenty of audiences carry something other than an iPhone. This frame is a plain Android phone: flat glass, a small camera hole, sized to the 360 × 800 dp baseline where most Android design begins.
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Android phone (generic, 360 × 800 dp), measured and drawn
| Display in points | 360 × 800 pt |
|---|---|
| Display in pixels | 1080 × 2400 px at 3x |
| Proportion | 2.22:1 |
| Rounding of the glass corners | 30 pt (90 px) |
| Camera cut-out we paint | Punch-hole camera, 13 pt across |
| Upright safe area | top 32 pt, bottom 24 pt |
| Strip along the top edge | 28 pt |
| Drawn black border, then metal edge | 4.2 pt and 1.2 pt |
| Drawn body, no buttons | 370.8 × 810.8 pt |
| Drawn body plus side keys | 375.6 × 810.8 pt |
| Bare frame at 1x | 376 × 811 px |
| Bare frame at 2x | 751 × 1622 px |
| Bare frame at 3x | 1127 × 2432 px |
| Ready canvas at 3x with 10% of padding | 1613 × 2919 px |
| File types | PNG keeps transparency, JPEG does not |
These frame figures are our own drawing, based on common baselines.
Canvas sizes worth exporting for Android phone
| Purpose | Wide | Tall |
|---|---|---|
| Native 3x Matches the 1080 × 2400 glass | 1127 px | 2432 px |
| Side-by-side pair Android on the left, iPhone on the right, same height | 1600 px | 900 px |
| Store graphic Tilt the phone and pad it to 25 percent | 1024 px | 500 px |
Row one is the bare frame at that scale. The rest are finished canvases: apply the padding and tilt in the note, then set the PNG on a backdrop of that size.
A baseline rather than a brand
Android handsets come in dozens of sizes, so a mockup that claims to be one exact model is wrong for most readers. We draw a generic phone from a common baseline instead: 360 × 800 dp at 3x, meaning 1080 × 2400 pixels and a 20:9 proportion. It is an illustration for design and content, not any Samsung or Google model. We are not affiliated with Samsung or Google, and we use none of their artwork or logos.
With a density of 3x, one dp equals 3 pixels, so a 48 dp button comes out 144 px wide in the export. Keep that sum in mind when you place an Android design in the frame at native size, and your spacing will land where you drew it instead of drifting by a few pixels.
What is painted
The glass has 30 dp corners and a camera hole 13 pt across near the top, centered. The border is 4.2 pt, the metal edge 1.2 pt, and the volume and power keys sit on the right side. The body measures 370.8 × 810.8 pt, 375.6 × 810.8 pt with the keys, and 1127 × 2432 px at 3x.
Black, silver, sage and lavender are on offer. Black is the safest on most backdrops, while a pale finish stands out against a dark gradient, as in an ad where the phone is the only lit object.
One frame for a mixed audience
Showing a product on both platforms? Export an iPhone picture and an Android picture at the same height and set them side by side. The status bar, the corner shape and the camera cut-out tell the platforms apart without a caption, and a shared headline above the pair does the rest. Keep the screen content identical so viewers compare the phones, not the designs.
Quick answers
What screen size does a typical Android phone have?
No single size exists. This page uses 360 × 800 dp, which is 1080 × 2400 pixels at 3x, a common baseline for design.
Is this modeled on a Samsung or a Pixel?
No, it is a generic drawing. We are not affiliated with Samsung or Google.
Can the Android frame sit on a transparent background?
Yes. Pick Transparent and the PNG keeps an alpha channel.
Is my design uploaded?
No. Everything is done in your browser.
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Not affiliated with Apple, Samsung or Google. The names iPhone, iPad and MacBook belong to Apple Inc., and Samsung and Google own theirs. Each frame on this page is our own drawing, traced from published screen sizes and never taken from a manufacturer's artwork.