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Mobile emulation renders pages using real device profiles (viewport + user agent + device metrics). Use it to capture consistent mobile layouts for QA, monitoring, and design review.
Mobile emulation is configured in your Web Profile. Once enabled, any Shot Schedule using that profile will render pages using the selected device preset.
How it works
- • Select a device preset (e.g. iPhone 15, Galaxy S24, iPad Pro 11)
- • Choose portrait or landscape if supported
- • Run captures normally — but with mobile viewport + user agent + metrics
Device class differences
Android phones
Mobile-first layouts with frequent breakpoint changes and collapsed navigation.
- • Narrow viewports
- • Mobile menus & sticky UI
- • Android behavior
Android tablets
Hybrid layouts between desktop and mobile — often different than Android phones.
- • Wider viewports
- • Tablet-specific breakpoints
- • Expanded nav more common
iPhone (iOS)
iOS Safari-style rendering rules; sites often ship iOS-specific CSS/JS.
- • Consistent iOS behavior
- • Notch / safe-area layouts
- • Safari viewport quirks
iPad (iOS tablets)
Often closer to desktop layout while still using Safari-based rules.
- • Fewer mobile breakpoints
- • Desktop-like navigation
- • Great for dashboards
Supported emulated devices
Choose from the following presets (including landscape variants where available).
Android Phones
Mobile-first layouts (Android).
Android Tablets
Hybrid layouts (tablet breakpoints).
iPhone (iOS)
iOS Safari-style rendering & viewport rules.
iPad (iOS tablets)
Often desktop-like layouts, still Safari-based.
Legacy / Other
Older devices for compatibility checks.
Notes
- • Mobile emulation affects rendering and layout, not your schedule timing.
- • If a site serves different content on mobile, emulation helps you capture that view.
- • Use the same preset across schedules to keep comparisons consistent.