Use case
Custom phone and tablet stands sized to your device
Generic stands wobble, block the charging port or hold the screen at the wrong angle. Describe your device, your desk and how you use it, and SpeakCAD designs a stand that fits the case you actually own.
Prompts that work
Copy one into the box above and change the numbers to yours. The first render usually appears within a minute or two.“A phone stand for a 78 x 10 mm phone with case, 60° angle, cable slot underneath, weighted base 90 mm deep.”
“A tablet stand for a 250 mm wide iPad, two positions (30° and 65°), foldable is not needed, lip 12 mm tall.”
“A bedside charging dock that holds the phone upright with a MagSafe puck (56 mm diameter, 5.5 mm thick) pressed into the back.”
Ready-made phone & tablet stands you can open free
These parts already have a model. Open one in a free account, no card: turn it in 3D and change its numbers in the viewer, then download the STL or 3MF free. AI changes use credits.All desk & office parts in the library →
Dimensions that matter
The width and thickness of your device with its case, the viewing angle, and whether you need room for a cable or a wireless charger. A stand designed around those four numbers stays stable and keeps the port accessible.
Angle and stability
For desk use 55° to 65° is comfortable; for video calls 70° to 75°; for reading in bed 30° to 40°. SpeakCAD sizes the base depth to keep the centre of gravity inside the footprint, and can add a rubber-pad recess under the base.
Variations people ask for
- Dual stands for phone plus earbuds case
- Stands with a pen slot or a small tray
- Wall-mounted phone shelves for kitchens
- Dashboard vent clips and headrest mounts
- Landscape and portrait dual orientation
Examples from the gallery
Questions
Yes. Ask for a cradle wide enough for landscape with a centred cable slot; the AI keeps the lip height appropriate for both.
Ask for 20 mm circular recesses 1 mm deep under the base for adhesive rubber pads, or a textured bottom.
Design it from your phone
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