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⭕️ How To Add Device Frames To Your Screenshots

  
💠 To add device frames to the screenshots, we are going to use Snapmod. It’s one of the best screenshot mockup generator app available on the Google Play Store. Follow some of the simple steps given below to add device frames to your screenshots by using Snapmod.

⚜ Step 1: First of all, download and install Snapmod on your Android smartphone from the Google Play Store.

⚜ Step 2: Once done, open the app, and you will see a screen like below. You will get the general instructions on how to use the app. You can either read the instructions or skip to the main page.

⚜ Step 3: Now you will see a screen like below. Here you need to tap on ‘Model’

⚜ Step 4: In the next step, you will be asked to select the device frame. Select as per your wish.

⚜ Step 5: Once done, tap on the middle of the screen and add the screenshot.

⚜ Step 6: The final result will look like this. Tap on the Save icon to save the screenshot.

✅ That’s it! You are done. This is how you can easily add your screenshots into device frames. Hope u like this tut .

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