A NEW SHAPE. THE SAME APP.

See your app unfold.

Explore a Duo layout from your screenshot.
Try Liquid Glass-inspired controls, entirely in your browser.

Your screenshot stays with you.

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Explore the adaptation

VISUAL CONCEPT
Original screenshot
TOP CHROME
NAVIGATION
Duo layout concept
Drag over the rail to explore controlsAdjust layout ↑

Screen dimensions follow Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo specifications. The controls and their placement are visual concepts.

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PRIVACY BY DESIGN

Your app is yours.
So is your screenshot.

This studio reads the image you select into your browser’s memory. The preview is composed on your device.

The hosting platform still serves the website and handles access. Its ordinary access logs are separate from screenshot processing. Clearing a screenshot removes it from the app’s session; it does not delete files already downloaded to your device.
FROM SCREENSHOT TO CONCEPT

A little perspective.
A useful starting point.

  1. Import a screen. Use a PNG, JPG or WebP screenshot. Start with a screen that has a bottom navigation bar.
  2. Refine the regions. Adjust the top chrome and bottom navigation sliders. Choose the number of navigation items. In Liquid Glass mode, edit their icons and labels to match your app; these aren’t detected from the screenshot.
  3. Explore layouts. Compare side controls in closed and open layouts with horizontal navigation in open portrait. Switch between original pixels and Liquid Glass-inspired controls. Reduce transparency for solid controls. Drag or focus an item to inspect it.
  4. Take it forward. Download the PNG with your chosen style and notes for a developer to implement with native components. Both exports stay on your device.
This is a pixel-based layout tool, not AI reconstruction. It can’t infer hidden screens, move individual elements inside a screenshot, or verify accessibility. It does not generate app source code.