Safe Area Preview Tool
Visualize how notches, dynamic islands, rounded corners, and gesture bars carve away usable space before you ship edge-to-edge mobile layouts.
Preview safe-area boundaries across devices
Inspect top, bottom, left, and right inset behavior for popular iPhone and Android device classes. Use this to sanity-check edge-to-edge layouts, fixed headers, bottom tabs, and full-screen splash screens.
Remaining content viewport after insets are respected.
Use these as padding guards for full-bleed mobile layouts.
iOS · Portrait
Keep fixed controls and bottom tabs inside the green guide, especially on gesture-navigation devices.
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Inset checklist
Account for status bars, notches, and dynamic-island cutouts before placing close buttons or headers.
Reserve enough bottom padding for home indicators, gesture bars, and tab bars on edge-to-edge layouts.
Side insets matter more in landscape, especially on devices with cutouts and rounded corners.
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Why preview matters
Safe-area issues often show up late, especially in fixed headers, bottom sheets, video players, onboarding flows, and full-screen splash experiences.
Use it during design and QA
Designers can plan padding earlier, and developers can use the same preview to check whether their edge-to-edge layout logic is giving fixed UI enough breathing room.