New Interactive Website Lets You Design Your Own iPhone

If you've ever wanted to create your dream iPhone design, a new website has your back. Created by developer Neal Agarwal, the interactive website lets you drag and drop different elements onto a perfectly clean ‌‌iPhone‌‌ model to create unique, weird and out-of-this-world designs.

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On the website, users have a wide range of different items they can add and arrange however they like on their dream (or nightmare) ‌iPhone‌ model, including massive cameras, an HDMI port, a classic iPod click wheel, headphone jacks, antenna, Pro stand from the Pro Display XDR, a Mac Pro handle, a joystick, and more.

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After users create their ‌iPhone‌, it can be saved as a simple animation as a video with a small corner pop-up of Tim Cook saying, "these are the best iPhones we've ever created." The website is free to use and can be checked out here. Creating your own ‌iPhone‌ design? Be sure to share them down in the comments below for others to see.

Top Rated Comments

HappyDude20 Avatar
10 months ago
Ahhhhh, so now we know how MacRumors creates iPhone speculative news stories on slow days.
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ilikewhey Avatar
10 months ago
PROJECT TITAN ?

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BootsWalking Avatar
10 months ago
Ugh, no USB-C even on a dream-iPhone creator site. It's never gonna happen :(
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gpat Avatar
10 months ago
And boy, have we patented it!




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bLackjackj Avatar
10 months ago
All camera,..all iPhone 15?

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BootsWalking Avatar
10 months ago
Mark Gurman just reported the next iPhone will have a rotary dial and hot wheels, based on what he claims is a well-placed source.
Score: 16 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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