Every glass in the vehicle.
Cluster, center stack, dashcam — the landscape screens a car scene needs, all fictional.
Instrument cluster
Speed, gear, range and warning lights on a fictional dashboard — the driver's-eye display for a scene shot in a vehicle.
Infotainment display
A center-stack screen with nav, now-playing and climate — a fictional car OS, no real automaker UI to clear.
Dashcam
A dashcam view with a synthetic road scene by default, or your own cleared footage — for the found-footage or evidence beat.
Any glass on set
Not just phones — the landscape screens in the car are prop screens too, cued and cleared the same way.
Vehicle-screen questions, answered
Can Glass Double do a car dashboard screen?
Yes — a fictional instrument cluster (speed, gear, range, warnings) and a center-stack infotainment display (nav, now-playing, climate), rendered on the screen in the vehicle. No real automaker UI to clear.
What about a dashcam shot?
Render a dashcam view with a synthetic road scene by default, or drop in your own cleared footage — for a found-footage or evidence beat.
Is the car OS a real one?
No — it's an original, fictional vehicle UI, so there's no real-brand infotainment interface to clear.
Build a dashboard screen free.
Open the Designer and pick a vehicle cluster or infotainment display — or compare plans for cloud sync.