How To Add Ipad View In Pubg Mobile

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Have you ever watched a PUBG Mobile pro player and wondered how they see so much of the map? How their field of view seems so much wider, giving them an almost unfair advantage? Well, chances are, they might be using what's commonly known as "iPad view." While playing on an actual iPad naturally gives you this wider perspective due to its larger screen ratio, many mobile players seek to replicate this experience on their phones.

The "iPad view" in PUBG Mobile essentially stretches or modifies your game's aspect ratio, making the field of view wider, allowing you to see more of your surroundings horizontally. This can significantly improve your awareness, help you spot enemies more easily, and give you a tactical edge in engagements.

However, it's crucial to understand that modifying game files or using unauthorized third-party tools to achieve this view can be risky and may lead to a ban from PUBG Mobile. Always proceed with caution and be aware of the potential consequences. This guide will cover various methods, some of which are less risky than others, but none are officially supported by Tencent.

Understanding the "iPad View" Advantage

Before we dive into the "how-to," let's quickly understand why players seek this view:

Wider Field of View (FOV): You see more horizontally, meaning enemies at your peripheral vision are less likely to catch you off guard.
Better Recoil Control (Perceived): While it doesn't actually change recoil, the stretched resolution can make it feel like recoil is easier to manage because targets appear wider.
Enhanced Awareness: With more screen real estate, you have a clearer picture of the battlefield, making it easier to plan your movements and spot incoming threats.

Now, let's get into the methods!

Step 1: Assessing Your Device and the Risks Involved

Are you ready to explore the possibilities of a wider PUBG Mobile experience?

Before you begin, it's essential to understand that any method involving modifying game files or using external applications carries a degree of risk. PUBG Mobile has a strict anti-cheat system, and any unauthorized alteration can result in a temporary or even permanent ban.

Official In-Game Settings (Safest): This is the only method officially supported and entirely risk-free. However, it offers a limited "iPad view" effect.
Built-in Android Features (Moderate Risk): Some Android devices offer "split-screen" or "floating window" features that can sometimes trick the game into a stretched resolution. This method is generally considered less risky than direct file modification, but still not officially supported.
Third-Party GFX Tools (High Risk): There are numerous GFX tools available that promise to unlock "iPad view" and higher FPS. These are generally high-risk and can lead to bans. Use them at your own discretion.
File Modification (Very High Risk): Directly editing game configuration files (like UserCustom.ini or UserSettings.ini) to change the resolution or aspect ratio. This method carries the highest risk of a permanent ban.

Disclaimer: The following steps are for informational purposes only. We do not endorse or encourage the use of any methods that violate PUBG Mobile's terms of service, and we are not responsible for any bans or issues that may arise from their use.

Step 2: The Official (Limited) Method – TPP Camera View Adjustment

This is the only method that is officially supported and comes with zero risk of a ban. While it won't give you the full "iPad view" in terms of aspect ratio, it does increase your field of view somewhat.

Sub-heading: Adjusting Your In-Game Camera Settings

Launch PUBG Mobile: Open the game as you normally would.
Navigate to Settings: From the main lobby, tap on the arrow icon (usually on the bottom right of your screen) to expand the menu, then select "Settings."
Go to Controls: In the Settings menu, tap on "Controls."
Select Advanced Controls: Look for and tap on "Advanced Controls."
Adjust TPP Camera View: Scroll down until you find the "TPP Camera View" slider. This slider controls how zoomed out your third-person perspective is.
- Drag the slider all the way to the right (90). This will give you the maximum possible field of view within the game's official settings.

Result: You'll notice your character appears smaller on the screen, and you can see a bit more of your surroundings. This is the closest you can get to an "iPad view" without risking your account.

Step 3: Utilizing Android's Built-in Features (Moderate Risk)

This method exploits Android's multitasking capabilities to force a different resolution on PUBG Mobile. It's often referred to as the "split-screen trick" and is generally considered less risky than using third-party apps or modifying game files. However, it's still not officially supported.

Sub-heading: The Split-Screen Trick

This method's effectiveness can vary greatly depending on your Android device's manufacturer and its specific Android version.

Enable Split-Screen Mode:
- First, launch PUBG Mobile. Let it fully load to the main lobby or training ground.
- Next, minimize PUBG Mobile (don't close it entirely) by swiping up from the bottom of your screen (for gesture navigation) or tapping the recent apps button (for navigation bar).
- Open another app in split-screen. This could be anything – your browser, calculator, notes app, etc. To do this, tap and hold on the PUBG Mobile app card in the recent apps view, then select the "Split screen" or "Open in split screen view" option. Then, select another app to fill the second half of the screen.
Resize the Split Screen:
- Once both apps are in split-screen, you'll see a divider line between them.
- Drag this divider line either up or down. Your goal is to make the PUBG Mobile section as small as possible initially. This will often force PUBG Mobile to adapt to a much wider, stretched resolution.
Return to Full Screen:
- After you've stretched the PUBG Mobile window to your desired (or a very small) size, drag the divider line all the way to the top or bottom (depending on which app you want to keep on screen) to make PUBG Mobile full screen again.
- Observe the change. If successful, PUBG Mobile should now display with a stretched "iPad view."

Sub-heading: Troubleshooting the Split-Screen Trick

Not working?: You might need to re-enter the game after restoring to full screen. Sometimes the game will revert to its original resolution.
Game crashes?: Some devices or Android versions might not handle this well. If the game crashes repeatedly, this method might not be suitable for your device.
Reverting after a match?: You may need to repeat the split-screen process before each match or after switching between lobbies.

Step 4: Considering Third-Party GFX Tools (High Risk - Not Recommended)

This section is included for completeness, as many users inquire about these tools. However, please be advised that using GFX tools carries a significant risk of account ban. We strongly advise against using them.

Sub-heading: The Perils of GFX Tools

GFX tools are applications designed to modify game graphics settings, including resolution, FPS, and rendering quality, often beyond what the official game settings allow. While some promise "iPad view," they do so by altering game files in a way that can be detected by PUBG Mobile's anti-cheat system.

How they generally work:
- You download and install a GFX tool (often found on third-party app stores).
- You select the PUBG Mobile version you play (Global, KRJP, BGMI, etc.).
- You choose desired settings, including "iPad view," resolution, FPS (e.g., 90 FPS), and other graphic enhancements.
- The tool then applies these settings to your game files.
- You then launch PUBG Mobile through the GFX tool or directly, hoping the changes persist.
Why they are risky:
- File Manipulation: These tools directly modify game configuration files, which is a flag for anti-cheat systems.
- Unauthorized Access: They often require permissions that give them deep access to your device and game data.
- Malware Risk: Many GFX tools are not from official sources and can contain malware or bloatware.
- Frequent Updates: PUBG Mobile updates frequently, which can break GFX tools or make them detectable after a patch.

If you choose to proceed with a GFX tool despite the warnings, ensure you do thorough research on specific tools and read recent user reviews, but be prepared for the consequences.

Step 5: Advanced (Very High Risk) - Manual File Modification

This method is for advanced users only and carries the highest risk of a permanent ban. It involves directly editing game configuration files. Proceed with extreme caution.

Sub-heading: Editing Game Configuration Files (UserCustom.ini)

This method involves accessing your phone's internal storage and modifying a specific configuration file. The file path and exact values might vary slightly with game updates.

Prerequisites:

File Manager: A robust file manager app that can access hidden folders (e.g., ZArchiver, Solid Explorer).
Text Editor: A text editor app that can open .ini files.

Steps (General Outline - Specifics May Vary):

Close PUBG Mobile: Ensure PUBG Mobile is completely closed from recent apps.
Navigate to Game Files:
- Open your file manager.
- Go to Android/data/com.tencent.ig (for Global version) or com.pubg.krmobile (for KRJP) or com.pubg.imobile (for BGMI).
- Navigate to files/UE4Game/ShadowTrackerExtra/ShadowTrackerExtra/Saved/Config/Android/.
Locate UserCustom.ini: Find the file named UserCustom.ini.
Backup the File: Crucially, copy this file to a safe location (e.g., your Downloads folder) before making any changes. This backup will allow you to revert if something goes wrong.
Edit the File:
- Open UserCustom.ini with your text editor.
- You'll be looking for lines related to Resolution, ScreenScale, or AspectRatio. The exact lines can differ. You might need to add specific lines if they don't exist.
- Common values for iPad view:
  - DesiredScreenHeight=1080 (or your device's native height)
  - DesiredScreenWidth=1440 (a common "iPad" width for a 1080p height)
  - AspectRatio=1.333333 (This is approximately 4:3, the iPad aspect ratio)
- You might also find a bUseTabletUI=False which some users try to change to True.
- Example of lines you might add or modify:
  Ini, TOML
  [UserCustom] DesiredScreenWidth=1440 DesiredScreenHeight=1080 AspectRatio=1.333333
  (Note: These are illustrative values. Actual optimal values might depend on your device's native resolution.)
Save Changes: Save the UserCustom.ini file.
Set Permissions (Optional but Recommended for some devices):
- After saving, some users recommend setting the UserCustom.ini file to "Read-only" permissions to prevent the game from overwriting your changes.
- To do this, long-press the file in your file manager, go to "Properties" or "Permissions," and check the "Read-only" box.
Launch PUBG Mobile: Open the game. If the changes were successful, you should see the new aspect ratio.

Sub-heading: Cautions and Troubleshooting for File Modification

Incorrect values: Entering incorrect values can corrupt the game or cause crashes.
Game updates: After every PUBG Mobile update, the game files are often reset, and you'll likely lose your custom "iPad view" settings. You'll need to re-apply them.
Permissions: If the game keeps reverting to the default view, it might be due to incorrect file permissions or the game overwriting your changes.
Device specific: This method is highly device and Android version dependent. What works for one person might not work for another.

Conclusion: Weighing the Pros and Cons

While the "iPad view" can offer a competitive edge in PUBG Mobile due to a wider field of view, it's a feature that comes with significant risks if you attempt to achieve it through unofficial means. The safest bet is to utilize the in-game TPP camera view adjustment. For those seeking a more pronounced effect, the split-screen trick on Android devices offers a less risky alternative than GFX tools or manual file modification, but still isn't guaranteed to work or be immune to future changes in the game's anti-cheat system.

Ultimately, your decision should prioritize your account's safety. A temporary visual advantage is rarely worth a permanent ban.

10 Related FAQ Questions

How to know if I have the iPad view correctly applied?

You will notice your character appears smaller on the screen, and you can see more of the horizontal surroundings compared to the normal mobile view. The UI elements might also appear stretched or differently proportioned.

How to revert to the normal view if I don't like the iPad view?

If you used the split-screen trick, simply go to your recent apps and tap on the PUBG Mobile app to bring it back to full screen, and it should revert. If you used a GFX tool, open the tool and restore default settings. If you manually edited files, replace the modified UserCustom.ini with your original backup or delete the modified file and let the game recreate it.

How to get the iPad view on iOS devices (iPhone)?

Achieving a true "iPad view" on iPhone is generally not possible without jailbreaking and highly risky file modifications, as iOS is a much more locked-down ecosystem than Android. The in-game TPP Camera View adjustment is your best and safest bet on iOS.

How to avoid getting banned for using iPad view?

The only way to avoid a ban is to use only the in-game settings, specifically the TPP Camera View adjustment. Any other method, even those considered "less risky," carries a chance of being detected and resulting in a ban.

How to improve performance when using iPad view?

Since a stretched resolution might put more strain on your device, ensure your graphics settings in PUBG Mobile are set to "Smooth" or "Balanced" with a high frame rate. Close all background apps before playing to free up RAM.

How to fix stretched UI elements after applying iPad view?

Stretched UI is a common side effect of unofficial iPad view methods because the game's UI isn't designed for those aspect ratios. There's usually no direct fix for this other than reverting to the normal resolution.

How to get 90 FPS along with iPad view?

Some GFX tools claim to offer both 90 FPS and iPad view. However, applying 90 FPS through unauthorized means also carries a high ban risk, similar to the iPad view GFX tools. Ensure your device genuinely supports 90 FPS to begin with.

How to adjust sensitivity after getting iPad view?

Since the visual proportions change, your aiming and movement sensitivity might feel different. You will likely need to go into your PUBG Mobile settings and fine-tune your sensitivity values (especially camera and ADS sensitivity) to find what feels comfortable with the new view.

How to know if the split-screen trick is available on my Android phone?

Go to your phone's settings and search for "Split screen," "Multi-window," or "Floating windows." Most modern Android devices have some form of this functionality.

How to check my device's native resolution for better iPad view calculation?

You can find your phone's native screen resolution in your device's "About Phone" or "Display Settings" in the Android settings menu. This information can be useful if you're attempting advanced file modifications.

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