This tool visualizes every iPhone’s physical footprint. Sort and switch metrics to see how design priorities shifted.

The 2016 iPhone SE is smallest by footprint; among full‑screen models the 12/13 Mini lead. Sort by Size to view.

The Pro Max line defines the largest class. Use Size or Screen metrics to trace growth and bezel reduction effects.

3.5″ era (2007–2011) → 4.0″ (2012) → 4.7/5.5 split (2014) → bezel‑reduced 5.8–6.5″ → current 6.1 / 6.7–6.9″ dominance.

Plus = larger standard. Pro = premium features mid size. Pro Max = largest Pro. Air = thin/efficient. Filter to compare.

Market shifted to larger phones; Minis underperformed. SE and 6.1″ standard fill the compact-to-mainstream space now.

The iPhone 17 Air reintroduces extreme thinness (5.64 mm). Switch Display to Thickness to see historic thickness trends.

Material shifts (steel → titanium) reduce mass despite bigger batteries or cameras. Sort by Weight to observe dips.

Reduced bezels grow screen without matching chassis growth. Compare Size vs Screen to see efficiency gains.

Deltas compare each phone to the previous after sorting. Change Display metric to view context‑specific evolution.