What appears to be Google’s own pre-launch marketing material for the Pixel 11 Pro Fold has leaked, roughly two weeks before the company’s 12 August event. Evan Blass, the long-running leaker better known as evleaks, published three images on his Substack on 30 July under the title “P11PF”. Rather than a bare 3D render, they are laid out as finished ad creative, with the product name set in Google’s own type and a tagline underneath.
What the Pixel 11 Pro Fold marketing images actually show
The hero shot is a close crop of the folded device, shown in a muted sage green with a champagne-gold frame and a matching gold “G” logo on the back panel. The camera housing is a raised, rounded-square island in the top corner, finished in the same gold, holding two stacked pill-shaped cutouts, each with a lens and a smaller element beside it; the round white flash sits inside the upper pill. The images are not sharp enough to count the sensors reliably, so treat the exact camera arrangement as unconfirmed. Across the top runs the wordmark “Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold”, with the sub-line “with Gemini Intelligence” beneath it.
The second image shows the phone opened out and photographed edge-on, with a wide inner display with slim, even bezels, a hole-punch camera in the top-left corner and two buttons on the upper frame. The third is a tight crop of the hinge, catching the outer back panel, the gold hinge spine and the left edge of the inner screen with its punch-hole camera and a row of perforations along the top bezel.
That is the whole of it. No chipset, no storage tiers, no battery figure, no price and no market timing appear anywhere in the three assets, and nothing here should be read as a spec confirmation.
Why a marketing asset matters more than another render
The sage-and-gold finish itself is not news — that colourway has been circulating in leaked renders since mid-July. What is new is the provenance. A polished layout with Google’s product typography and a tagline is the kind of thing that exists inside a launch campaign, not inside a leaker’s 3D software, which makes it a much stronger signal that the design is locked and the colour is real.
“With Gemini Intelligence” is also worth noting, though it is not a fresh brand: Google announced Gemini Intelligence as the umbrella name for its top-tier AI features back in May. Seeing it printed under the Pro Fold’s name suggests Google intends to sell its foldable on the AI tier first and the hardware second. A marketing image is also, by design, the most flattering version of a phone: nothing here tells you how the hinge holds up, how thick it is in the hand or what the AI features actually cost you. Treat it as a look at the design, not as a review.
Google’s Made by Google event is set for 12 August, where the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is expected to appear alongside the rest of the Pixel 11 line.
Sources: Evan Blass / evleaks
