iPad mockup for the 13-inch screen

Tablets want heavier borders and a calmer rhythm than phones. Place your design in a frame drawn for the 1032 × 1376 pt display of the 13-inch iPad Pro and export it at 2x.

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iPad Pro 13-inch (M5), measured and drawn

Display in points1032 × 1376 pt
Display in pixels2064 × 2752 px at 2x
Density264 ppi
Proportion1.33:1
Rounding of the glass corners30 pt (60 px)
Camera cut-out we painta camera dot in the top border
Upright safe areatop 32 pt, bottom 20 pt
Strip along the top edge32 pt
Drawn black border, then metal edge11 pt and 2 pt
Drawn body, no buttons1058 × 1402 pt
Drawn body plus side keys1062.8 × 1402 pt
Bare frame at 1x1063 × 1402 px
Bare frame at 2x2126 × 2804 px
Bare frame at 3x3188 × 4206 px
Ready canvas at 2x with 10% of padding2686 × 3365 px
Shares its pixel grid withiPad Pro 13-inch (M4)
File typesPNG keeps transparency, JPEG does not

The display figures follow the device profiles in Xcode and the iOS Simulator. The frame figures are our own drawing.

Canvas sizes worth exporting for iPad

PurposeWideTall
Native 2x
Full density for a document or deck
2126 px2804 px
Padded canvas
Default download, 10 percent padding
2686 px3365 px
Presentation slide
Turn it 90 degrees and pad to 8 percent
1920 px1080 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.

Not a big phone

The 13-inch iPad Pro glass is 1032 × 1376 pt, 2064 × 2752 pixels at 2x, and Xcode's profile rounds its corners at 30 pt. The proportion sits near 3:4, far squarer than a phone, so a portrait phone capture leaves empty bands under Fit and loses most of its height under Fill. Prefer an image made for tablets, or choose Fit to show the whole phone design centered on black.

In its 13-inch display group Apple takes iPad screenshots when an app runs on iPad, and 2064 × 2752 is among the accepted sizes. The same pixel size appears on iPad Pro 13-inch (M4), so a set captured on one carries over.

Wide borders where a phone has thin ones

Our drawing puts a black border of 11 pt and a metal edge of 2 pt around the glass. At this size that is a clear band all the way round, with a small camera dot in the top border and no island. The body is 1058 × 1402 pt, a little more with the side keys, and the whole export measures 1062.8 × 1402 pt, which is 2126 × 2804 px at the native 2x.

Two finishes only, silver and graphite, the pair that reads as a tablet on any backdrop. Large frames feel cramped without space, so try 12 to 16 percent of padding and keep the shadow on.

Turning it sideways

For landscape, set the rotation to 90 or minus 90 degrees. The device turns as one piece with the screen inside, so a portrait design ends up lying down. If the layout is meant for landscape, turn the source image a quarter turn in a photo app before dropping it in, and keep the slider for small tilts. A tilt of a few degrees on a frame this large reads as deliberate, whereas a big angle crowds the canvas.

Quick answers

How big is the 13-inch iPad Pro display?

1032 × 1376 points, which is 2064 × 2752 pixels at 2x. Listed with the same size: iPad Pro 13-inch (M4).

Will a phone screenshot work in the iPad frame?

Yes. Fit keeps the whole image on black, while Fill covers the glass and trims the top and bottom.

Is landscape possible?

Rotate by 90 degrees and the screen turns with the device.

Is it an official iPad render?

No, we drew it from public dimensions. Not affiliated with Apple.

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