Galaxy Z Fold · Launch

Can your phone
do that?

Foldables stopped being a question. This launch made them a standard — with one provocation, four demonstrations, and a gesture you can feel.

Galaxy Z Fold, partially folded, glowing blue display on a white studio background

The signature gesture

The fold is the brand.

In film, on social, in-store, in packaging — the open-and-close gesture repeats until it's recognized without the logo. The phone doesn't claim superiority. It shows it.

SESSION
RECORD

Tap the phone. Make the gesture with your own hands.

Demonstration, not explanation

Four things it does. Watch, don't read.

Every asset shows a capability being used. No spec language, no adjectives doing the work.

INSTANT MULTITASKING
SESSION
NOTES

Instant multitasking

Two full apps, one screen. A session on one half, a reference on the other — work happens in parallel, and the fold is what makes both real.

Demo: live split-screen, running.

DUAL SCREEN RECORDING
REC 00:12
REC 00:12

Dual screen recording

Record both halves at once. Performance on one, monitoring on the other — two streams, one take, nothing missed.

Demo: two streams, live.

MULTIVIEW EDITING

Drag-and-drop multiview editing

The edit happens on the device. Clips land where you put them, in the order your story needs.

Demo: a clip lands in the timeline.

SPLIT-SCREEN CREATIVE
SKETCH
OUTPUT

Live split-screen creativity

Sketch on one half. Watch it on the other. The idea and its proof, side by side, while it's still hot.

Demo: idea and proof, side by side.

Real hands

Rooted in culture, not commentary.

The device appears inside a real creative workflow — never inside a tech review. Three creators, three workflows, one gesture.

D

Doechii

Music production

The beat structure on one half, the session on the other. The fold is the instrument.
D

Dylan Efron

Filmmaking

Dual recording captures the take and the monitor at once. The edit happens in front of the subject.
J

Jaden Smith

Creative direction

Reference, tool, and output on one screen. That's how the brain works.

Feel the fold

Ten thousand hands in week one.

The screen version of the fold is not the fold. The NYC immersive storefront hands the device to strangers and lets the gesture do the selling — every station runs a demonstration already in progress, so your first five seconds are inside a real use.

~10,000
storefront visitors in week one — a physical audience for a digital provocation.
STATION 01

The Split

Live multitasking, running. Two apps, one screen, in your hands.

STATION 02

The Take

Dual screen recording — capture both halves of a moment at once.

STATION 03

The Edit

Drag, drop, reorder. The edit happens on the device, in front of you.

STATION 04

The Mirror

Film your own phone attempting the demo. The answer is the point.

Proof

The launch demonstrates itself.

A campaign built on demonstration publishes its own results — because the strongest demonstration of all is success you can count.

110,000+
hashtag mentions in the first week
~10,000
NYC storefront visitors in week one
6,800
out-of-home placements in the launch window

Ask your phone.
It'll show you.

The Galaxy Z Fold turns the fold into a standard — and the question into a signature.

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