Record mirrored iPhone screens from the Mac
App demos, mobile product walkthroughs, and support videos can use the same editor as Mac screen recordings.
Apple-device recording
Screen UI supports iPhone recording for product demos, app walkthroughs, and mobile tutorials. It detects the mirrored device model and color to render a matching frame, while still letting users choose other supported iPhone versions or colors when the demo needs a different look.
Mobile demos should look like they came from the device being shown. Screen UI records mirrored iPhone screens on the Mac, then frames the result with device-aware polish instead of leaving a raw mirrored display capture.
Why it matters
Screen UI can record mirrored iPhone screens, detect the device model and color, and render the recording inside a matching device frame.
App demos, mobile product walkthroughs, and support videos can use the same editor as Mac screen recordings.
Device detection helps the rendered frame match the real hardware instead of using a generic phone outline.
Color-aware framing makes the demo feel closer to the actual device used during recording.
Manual choices let teams use another device generation or color when brand direction, launch material, or visual consistency calls for it.
The mobile recording can still use Screen UI editing tools such as trims, overlays, captions, slides, annotations, and export formats.
Workflow
Use cases
FAQ
Yes. Screen UI supports recording iPhone screens mirrored to the Mac.
Yes. Screen UI can detect the connected device model and color, then render the recording inside a matching device frame when frame metadata is available.
Yes. Screen UI can use the detected frame or let users choose other supported iPhone versions and colors for the finished demo.
Yes. iPhone recordings can stay in the Screen UI project workflow with trims, overlays, annotations, slides, captions, and export options.