In addition to offering support for more devices that I missed in version 3.0 as well as some bug fixes, Apple Frames 3.1 brings a brand new API that lets you automate and extend the Apple Frames shortcut itself.īy making Apple Frames scriptable, I wanted to allow power users – such as designers and developers who rely on this shortcut to frame hundreds of images each week – to save valuable time without compromising the accessible nature of Apple Frames for other people. Today, I’m happy to introduce something I’ve been working on for the past couple of months: Apple Frames – my shortcut to put screenshots captured on Apple devices inside physical device frames – is getting a major upgrade to version 3.1 today. You can redownload the updated shortcut at the end of this post. This post has been updated to reflect the changes. Update, March 3: Version 3.1.1 of Apple Frames has been released with support for a new passthrough output command. Apple Frames 3.1 comes with a lightweight Apple Frames API to extend its automation capabilities.
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