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title: "App Frames"
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description: "Explains App Frames, covering inline, personalized content, one-time SDK integration, campaign management, placements, variants, priorities, and tags."
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updated: 2026-10-08T10:07:43Z
published: 2026-10-08T10:07:43Z
canonical: "academy.insiderone.com/app-frames"
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# App Frames

App Frames enables marketers to publish personalized content embedded directly into the app's native layout (inline). Instead of appearing as an overlay or popup, the content becomes a natural part of the application's interface.

While updating embedded content areas in an app typically requires a development cycle and creates a dependency between marketing and engineering teams, App Frames reduces this dependency to a one-time SDK integration. Your development team can define placements in the app once, and after that, you can manage campaigns end-to-end through the panel without requiring engineering support.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/c6df4583-da94-4cb2-bb8a-be0cbdd11109/Images/Documentation/image-1785323320791.png)

App Frames offers three key advantages:

- It does not interrupt the user's experience because it is displayed within the app's layout.
- It does not depend on notification permissions and remains visible on the screen as long as the campaign is active.
- Unlike traditional placement-based content, updating it does not require creating an engineering ticket.

Keep in mind:

- A single placement can have **up to 10 active campaigns** at the same time.
- If multiple campaigns in the same placement have the same priority, the **most recently created campaign** is displayed.
- A campaign can contain **up to 8 variants**.
- A campaign can have **up to 6 tags**.
- App Frames requires the application to be updated to a **supported SDK version**.
- **Placement IDs** must be defined by the development team during SDK integration.

## Requirements

App Frames will **not be displayed** on devices with SDK versions older than the following versions:

- [Android 17.0.0](/v1/docs/android-integration)
- [iOS 16.0.0](/v1/docs/ios-integration)
- [Flutter 5.3.0](/v1/docs/flutter-integration)
- [React Native 9.0.0](/v1/docs/react-native-integration)