One film, run through sixteen screens first
Drop the footage in and see at a glance how much gets cropped in each platform's real frame, how much gets padded, and which parts its interface sits on — across sixteen platforms. All measurement runs locally on this device: no upload, no queue, no transcode wait.
- Never uploadedNo server involved, no upload wait
- Never transcodedRead in its original codec, measured directly
- No copy leftMemory is released when the tab closes
Verdict
Sixteen platforms · each in its real layout
Portrait full-screen in one row, vertical and square cards in the next, landscape last — same group, same width and height, so the comparison holds · the four portrait platforms wear real phone shells, YouTube is a bare 16:9 player, the rest are laid out as feed cards · click any card to bring it up in the big preview Layouts verified 2026-10
Nothing is uploaded. From file selection to tab close, the file exists only in this browser's memory: no server, no disk write, no transcode — it is released when the page closes.
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The device defaults to an iPhone 15 Pro with a Dynamic Island: portrait platforms are held upright, wide ones sideways, and the cutout turns with them. Hit Change device for the iPhone Duo, notches, punch-holes or iPad — the punch-hole camera is drawn as a bright red dot so you can see what it covers on a dark frame. The shell only affects the four portrait platforms; YouTube and the image cards never had one. Edges and overlays are simplified: they are here to judge composition, not to match a vendor's exact pixels. Switch on Safe area and the clean frame is measured from the real overlays on that screen — inside the frame is clear, the dimmed band outside it is what gets covered.← Back to the INSIGHT site · version v1.5.61