Figma: iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Frame Presets Available Wherever You Design
Figma added frame presets for the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18, available wherever a mobile frame can be selected. The presets appear in the Properties panel (for new frames and code layers), Prototype settings, the Make preview device picker and the full-screen view for code layers.
Key Takeaways
- Figma added frame presets for the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18.
- The presets are available in the Properties panel for both new frames and code layers.
- They also appear in Prototype settings, so prototypes preview at the right device size.
- The Make preview device picker and the full-screen code layer view include them too.
- Covering every surface at once keeps design, prototype and preview sizes consistent across a team.
- Designers no longer need to look up dimensions or resize frames by hand for either device.
New Device Presets for the Latest iPhones
Figma added frame presets for the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18, and they are available everywhere a mobile frame can be selected. Designers who start a screen for either device no longer have to look up its dimensions or resize a frame by hand — the preset is in the list alongside the other device sizes.
Where the Presets Appear
The new presets show up across the surfaces where device sizes are chosen:
- The Properties panel, both when creating a new frame and when working with code layers.
- Prototype settings, so a prototype can be previewed at the correct device size.
- The Make preview device picker.
- The full-screen view for code layers.
Covering all four places means a file stays consistent whether a designer is drawing a frame, running a prototype or previewing generated code.
Why It Matters
Device presets are small but they sit at the start of nearly every mobile design task. When a new handset ships, designing for it without a preset means hunting for the right pixel dimensions and trusting that everyone on the team used the same numbers. Adding the presets across the design, prototype and preview surfaces at the same time keeps mobile work accurate from the first frame.