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Crypto wallet app mockup maker

Pitch decks, store concepts, tutorials and skits all need a picture of a wallet app on a phone. This maker starts with a sample wallet screen in our lavender look, and you can swap in your own design.

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iPhone 16 Pro specifications

Screen, points402 × 874 pt
Screen, pixels1206 × 2622 px at 3x
Pixel density460 ppi
Aspect ratio2.17:1
Screen corner radius62 pt (186 px)
Cut-out drawnDynamic Island, 126 × 37 pt
Safe area, portraittop 62 pt, bottom 34 pt
Status bar or menu bar54 pt
Our frame: border and edge3.4 pt and 2.3 pt
Our frame: body413.4 × 885.4 pt
Our frame: with side buttons418.2 × 885.4 pt
Export, frame only, 1x418 × 885 px
Export, frame only, 2x836 × 1771 px
Export, frame only, 3x1255 × 2656 px
Default export, native 3x, 10% padding1786 × 3187 px
Same screen pixels asiPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17
FormatsPNG with transparency, or JPEG without

Screen values come from Xcode's device profiles and the iOS Simulator; the frame values are our own drawing.

Export sizes for Crypto wallet app

UseWidthHeight
Wallet in frame, 3x
Deck slide or landing hero
1255 px2656 px
Vertical video frame
Phone centered, padding 18 percent
1080 px1920 px
Thumbnail
Rotate 10 degrees, gradient background
1280 px720 px

The first row is the frame alone at that scale. Other rows are canvas sizes: set the padding and rotation noted, then place the PNG on a background of that size.

A sample screen that is ours, not anyone's wallet

The screen you see on load is drawn by this page: a lavender balance view with a total, four round actions, a short token list and a tab bar. The numbers are examples that add up, and the coin dots are plain colored circles with a letter, not logos. It does not copy the layout or the mark of any existing wallet. If you want your own wallet design instead, drop it onto the preview and Fill will cover the glass.

A wallet screen is a hard thing to mock well, because the eye checks the sums. A total that matches its rows, a percent that matches the move and a clock that looks plausible make the picture feel complete. A wrong sum is what gives a mockup away, and that is the point of a mockup: it should look good as a design and make no claim about money.

Use it for design, never for proof

A wallet mockup is an accessory for content: a deck slide, a landing page hero, an app concept for a store listing, a tutorial about how wallets lay out information, a skit where everyone knows the balance is made up. It is not evidence of anyone's money, and it must not be shown to someone as if it were. Do not present it as a receipt, a deposit or a bank statement. We built the frame for honest uses, and the tool puts the same note on this page for that reason.

This page frames the screen in our iPhone 16 Pro drawing, 1206 × 2622 px with a 3.4 pt border, so an export is 1255 × 2656 px at 3x. That is the size that fits a vertical video background when you pad it out.

Want the numbers to be yours?

The sample here is static. My Larp Wallet is the app that renders a wallet screen from balances you type, with live prices, full screen on your phone. Use the button under the preview to run this screen with your own balances in the demo. That is a separate product, and you can leave the mockup maker without it.

Questions

Is the wallet screen a real wallet?

No. It is a sample screen drawn by this page in our lavender style. It shows no real account and uses no logo from any wallet.

Can I put my own wallet design in the frame?

Yes. Drop a PNG or JPEG on the preview. It stays in your browser.

Can I change the balance on the sample?

Not here. To type your own balances, open the demo with the button under the preview.

Can a mockup count as proof of funds?

No. It is a picture of a screen, an accessory for content, never evidence of money.

More mockups

Made by My Larp Wallet, a crypto wallet simulator that draws a wallet screen from the balances you type. The maker is a separate free tool: it needs no account, and what it draws is a mockup of a screen, never proof.

Not affiliated with Apple, Samsung or Google. iPhone, iPad and MacBook are trademarks of Apple Inc.; Samsung and Google are trademarks of their owners. The frames on this page are drawn by us from public screen dimensions and are not official artwork.