Android mobile template sizes

Question

When I open the pre formatted Android phone template art board the art board size I get is 360x900px, but in this size device metrix guide from Material that size is not quoted anywhere? Device Metrics - Material Design

What is the size criteria in XD for documents like this? I know that XD doesn't offer device specific templates (perhaps a good idea actually) but if 360x900 is not on that list, then what is that dimension based on? I see that the metrics list operates with dp and px but in the dp definition I find 300 widths for Samsung mobiles and the closest I get to what I have in the XD template, but the heights are not in correspondence. I thought dp was more about pixel density and px was the actual physical screen size?

Nina_Ramos_Harrison · Accepted Answer

There was a thread from a while back where one of our awesome Product Managers provided some information about this, Understanding XD artboard sizes

The following is some recommended reference material:

Learn how to export production-ready assets from Adobe XD to PNG, SVG, JPG, and PDF files.

http://blog.fluidui.com/designing-for-mobile-101-pixels-points-a…

Hope this helps!

Nina

XD Community Quality Manager

awim_7258 · Answer

This is great info—thank you! The standard Android template (e.g. 360×900 px) is especially useful when designing game review banners.

Came across a niche blog LeagueCriketsAPK that uses these exact template dimensions via Adobe Express to create clean, mobile-friendly visuals for game reviews (schema‑formatted and fast-loading).

Curious—does anyone else here use Adobe Express or XD templates in a similar way for mobile blog graphics or game review layouts?

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