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Make App Store & Google Play Screenshots in 60 Seconds

Upload your app screenshot, pick a background, add a headline. Export pixel-perfect PNGs at exact App Store Connect and Google Play dimensions — for iPhone, iPad, and Android. Translate your headlines and export a ready-to-upload set for each language. Works in your browser — no Photoshop, no Figma, no design skills needed.

Your first export is free — no watermark. No credit card.

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

Built for indie developers who want to ship, not design.

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Multi-Slide Export

Create up to 10 screenshot slides. Export them all at once with one click.

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Every App Store Size

All iPhone and iPad dimensions built in — from iPhone SE to iPad Pro M4. Exactly what App Store Connect requires.

Apply to All Slides

Change your background color, text, or frame style once and apply it to every slide instantly.

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CSS Phone Frames

Beautiful iPhone and iPad mockups rendered in CSS. No image assets. Dark, light, and silver finishes.

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Privacy First

Your screenshot images never leave your browser — rendering and export happen locally. Translation sends only the headline and subtitle text to the server.

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$5 Once

Remove the watermark forever for $5. Not $19/month. Not $89/year. Five dollars, one time.

How it works

Three steps. No account needed.

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Upload your app screenshot

Drag and drop or click to upload. PNG or JPG. Your file stays in your browser — the image is never uploaded to any server.

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Customize headline and background

Type your headline, pick a background color from presets or a custom color, choose a frame style. See changes instantly.

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Export pixel-perfect PNG

Click Export. Get a PNG at exact App Store Connect dimensions — 1320×2868 for iPhone 16 Pro Max, 2048×2732 for iPad Pro, and every size in between.

Translate your screenshots into 7 languages

Someone browsing the Spanish App Store sees Spanish. Doing that by hand means re-exporting every slide once per language — here you write your headline and subtitle once, pick the languages, and one export produces a full screenshot set for each.

Españoles-ESPortuguêspt-BRFrançaisfr-FRDeutschde-DEItalianoit-ITTürkçetr-TRРусскийru-RU

Named by App Store Connect locale code. Japanese, Korean, and Chinese are not supported yet.

Your text, not your image

It translates the headline and subtitle you write on the slide. The app screenshot you upload is never touched — no pixels inside your image are changed.

One folder per language

Export once and the ZIP has a folder per language — base/ for your original copy, then es-ES/, de-DE/, and so on — with the usual per-device-size folders inside each. Works the same on Play Store sizes.

Matches how App Store Connect works

App Store Connect keeps a separate screenshot set for each localization you add, up to 10 per device size. Each folder maps to one localization’s screenshot slots.

Translation is part of Pro — $5 once, with no per-language or subscription fee. Signed in but haven't paid? You get one free run: one slide into one language.

Simple, honest pricing

AppScreens charges $89/year. Previewed charges $19/month. We charge $5. Once.

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  • Unlimited use of the tool
  • All device sizes and frames
  • Multi-slide support
  • All preset palettes
  • 1 clean export (no watermark)
  • Watermark on subsequent exports
  • One free translate run — 1 slide, 1 language (sign-in required)
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Pro

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once · yours forever

No subscription. No renewal.

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  • Clean exports — no watermark, ever
  • Translate headlines and subtitles into 7 languages
  • One export per language, each in its own folder
  • Works on all your devices
  • Lifetime access
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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about App Store and Google Play screenshots.

What size should App Store screenshots be?

The most important size is 1320×2868 pixels (iPhone 6.9" display, iPhone 16 Pro Max). If you upload this size to App Store Connect, Apple uses it for all smaller iPhone sizes automatically. For full coverage, also upload 1284×2778 (6.5" display) and iPad sizes if your app supports iPad.

How do I make App Store screenshots without Photoshop?

Use a browser-based tool like this one. Upload your app screenshot, add a headline and background color, and export a pixel-perfect PNG at the correct dimensions — all without any design software. No Photoshop, no Figma, no Sketch needed.

What are the iPhone 16 Pro Max screenshot dimensions?

iPhone 16 Pro Max screenshots must be 1320×2868 pixels in portrait orientation, or 2868×1320 in landscape. This corresponds to the 6.9-inch display slot in App Store Connect.

Can I use the same screenshots for all iPhone sizes?

Yes. If you upload screenshots for the 6.9-inch display (1320×2868), App Store Connect will use them for all smaller iPhone sizes. You only need separate screenshots if you want different visuals for specific screen sizes.

How do I make App Store screenshots for free?

No account is required. Upload your screenshot, customize it, and export your first PNG free with no watermark. Subsequent exports include a small watermark unless you upgrade to Pro ($5 one-time).

What is the difference between 6.5-inch and 6.9-inch App Store screenshots?

The 6.9-inch slot (1320×2868) is for iPhone 16 Pro Max and is the newest required size. The 6.5-inch slot (1284×2778) covers iPhone XS Max through iPhone 15 Pro Max. Apple recommends submitting the 6.9-inch size as it covers the widest range of devices.

Do App Store screenshots need a phone frame?

No, a phone frame is not required by Apple. However, screenshots with a device frame and a background color consistently outperform bare screenshots in A/B tests — they look more professional and communicate context faster.

How many screenshots can I upload to App Store Connect?

App Store Connect allows up to 10 screenshots per device size per localization. Most developers upload 3–5. This tool supports creating up to 10 slides and exporting them all at once.

What size should Google Play screenshots be?

Google Play phone screenshots should be at least 1080×1920 pixels (9:16). Each side must be between 320 and 3840 px, and the longest side can be no more than twice the shortest. Uploading 1080×1920 makes your screenshots eligible for promotional placement. This tool exports Play Store phone, tall (18:9), and 7"/10" tablet sizes at exact dimensions.

What are the Play Store screenshot dimensions for phones and tablets?

Common Google Play sizes are 1080×1920 (phone, 9:16), 1080×2160 (tall phone, 18:9), 1200×1920 (7-inch tablet), and 1600×2560 (10-inch tablet). Play accepts 2–8 screenshots per device type as 24-bit PNG or JPEG.

Can I use this tool for both the App Store and Google Play?

Yes. Switch the device selector between App Store (iPhone/iPad) and Play Store (Android phone/tablet) sizes, and export a clean batch for each store. One tool covers both iOS and Android — no separate templates needed.

Can I translate my App Store screenshots?

Yes. Write your headline and subtitle once, pick the languages, and the tool translates the text on every slide and exports a full screenshot set for each language. It translates the headline and subtitle you add on the slide — not the pixels inside the app screenshot you upload. Translation is part of Pro ($5 one-time); a signed-in account that has not paid gets one free run covering 1 slide into 1 language.

What languages are supported?

7, named by App Store Connect locale code: Spanish (es-ES), Portuguese/Brazil (pt-BR), French (fr-FR), German (de-DE), Italian (it-IT), Turkish (tr-TR), and Russian (ru-RU). Japanese, Korean, and Chinese are not supported yet. There is no per-language or subscription fee — translation is included in the $5 one-time purchase, and paid accounts get 10 translate runs per day.

Does App Store Connect support localized screenshots?

Yes. App Store Connect keeps a separate screenshot set for each localization you add, up to 10 screenshots per device size per localization. That is why the export puts each language in its own folder named by its locale code — base/ for your original copy, then es-ES/, de-DE/, and so on — so each folder maps to one localization’s screenshot slots.