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On October 23, 2026, Figma quietly added two new frame presets to its library: iPhone Duo and iPhone 18. Nothing as flashy as an AI agent launch or a new product release. And yet this announcement deserves a closer look, especially if you design mobile interfaces on a daily basis.
Behind this slightly cryptic name, iPhone Duo, lies the foldable format Apple is reportedly preparing. True to form, Figma anticipates how its users will work and has already built the official dimensions into its design tools. It is basically saying: get ready, the foldable is coming, and you will not have to guess the right proportions.
The new presets are not tucked away in a single corner of the interface. Figma has rolled them out everywhere a designer can choose a mobile format, which genuinely improves the day-to-day workflow:
In practice, there is no need to hunt for exact measurements on a forum or improvise an approximate ratio. The template is right there, ready to use, with the correct dimensions from the start.
| Before this update | With the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 presets |
|---|---|
| Dimensions to look up or estimate manually | Official template built in natively |
| Risk of errors on the foldable format’s ratios | Guaranteed consistency across design, prototype, and code |
| Only one spot to configure at a time | Available in frames, prototypes, Make, and code layers |
This kind of foresight fits a broader pattern we have been seeing from Figma for months: staying as close as possible to real-world usage, often before the physical product is even officially available. We already saw this with the developments around Figma Motion and generative tools, where the platform adapts to new product design habits at an almost unsettling pace.
For a designer, this changes how you prepare a project. Rather than discovering a new format once the device officially launches and having to scramble to adjust everything, the template is already available ahead of time. The time saved is not trivial when you are juggling multiple screens on a product project.
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At Mazette.co, Figma is our everyday working tool, whether we are building interfaces, prototyping flows, or preparing pixel-precise Webflow integrations. So naturally, this kind of update speaks to us directly.
Our take is clear: this is good news, and not just for the time saved. The real benefit lies elsewhere. By building these presets in before the device even hits the market, Figma is pushing the whole industry to think earlier about the design implications of a foldable screen: how to manage visual continuity between the two panels, how to adapt a grid that stays coherent on an unusual format, how to anticipate touch interactions around a hinge. These are product design questions that deserve to be raised in advance, not discovered in a panic on launch day.
For our clients, this means one simple thing: if a project tomorrow calls for designing a mobile experience on a foldable format, we will already have the right playground ready, with no last-minute improvising. That is exactly the kind of detail that, combined with others, makes the difference between a well thought-out interface and a patched-together one.
One caveat, though: as of today, the iPhone Duo remains a product that Apple has not officially confirmed. We therefore recommend treating these presets as a space for exploration and monitoring rather than a firm production baseline, as long as the specs are not set in stone. But for prototyping, testing ideas, and stress-testing a design system internally, it is an excellent starting point.
If you are working on a project where the mobile experience is central, this is also a good moment to check that your design system is flexible enough to absorb this kind of novelty without having to be rebuilt from scratch. That is exactly what we challenge on every project at Mazette.co.
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It is a predefined frame template sized to match the iPhone Duo, Apple’s foldable format. It saves you from manually building a frame with the right proportions and applies directly when creating a frame, a code layer, or a prototype in Figma.
They show up in the properties panel when creating a new frame or code layer, in prototype settings, and in the device selector of the Figma Make preview. They are available anywhere Figma already offers a choice of mobile frame.
There is no urgency, but planning ahead costs nothing since the template already exists in Figma. For brands betting on a premium mobile experience, testing how things look on a foldable format early on helps avoid bad surprises once the device goes mainstream.
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