Twelve Compositions.
Hero, Spotlight, Pop, Soft, Midnight, Editorial, Pitch, Quote, Sunset, Action, Glass, and Minimal. One click loads the background, device position, type, and colors; then you swap in your own copy.
Drop in a raw screenshot, put it in a device frame, write the headline, and export every iPhone, iPad, and Android size the stores ask for in one ZIP.
On the left, a screenshot straight off the device. On the right, the same file after one template, one caption, and a device frame.
Each size is a fresh render of your design at that exact resolution. The six marked as default are selected when you open the editor; switch on the rest in the export panel.
| Device | Store | Pixels | Selected |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 6.9″ | App Store | 1290 × 2796 | Default |
| iPhone 6.5″ | App Store | 1242 × 2688 | Default |
| iPhone 5.5″ | App Store | 1242 × 2208 | Optional |
| iPad 13″ | App Store | 2064 × 2752 | Default |
| iPad 12.9″ | App Store | 2048 × 2732 | Optional |
| iPad 11″ and Air | App Store | 1668 × 2388 | Optional |
| iPad 10.5″ | App Store | 1668 × 2224 | Optional |
| Android phone | Google Play | 1080 × 1920 | Default |
| Android phone tall | Google Play | 1080 × 2400 | Default |
| Android phone QHD | Google Play | 1440 × 2560 | Optional |
| Android tablet 10″ | Google Play | 2048 × 2732 | Default |
| Android tablet 7″ | Google Play | 1600 × 2560 | Optional |
Which of these each store requires, and which it scales down for you, is in the App Store screenshot sizes guide and the Play Store screenshot sizes guide.
A store listing is a set of screens that has to read as one design, in every size and every language you sell in.
Hero, Spotlight, Pop, Soft, Midnight, Editorial, Pitch, Quote, Sunset, Action, Glass, and Minimal. One click loads the background, device position, type, and colors; then you swap in your own copy.
iPhone with Dynamic Island or notch, iPad, Android phone, and Android tablet frames in five finishes or a custom color. Show one screen large, two side by side, or three fanned with depth.
Upload a screenshot and the editor samples its dominant and accent colors, then offers solids and gradients built from them, next to curated solids, gradients, and meshes.
Each screen gets its own design. Reorder and rename them to match upload order, share one screenshot library across all ten, and use Review All to see the full set side by side.
Add a language and write its captions while the design stays put. Exporting every size puts each language in its own folder of the ZIP.
Drag on arrows, badges, tags, and labels. Snapshot a state as a comp, export the design as a template file for the next release, and undo or redo any change.
The full walkthrough covers every panel in the editor.
Drop captures into the screenshot library. The editor reads each one's aspect ratio and picks the device frame that fits.
Start from a template, pick a background and layout, and write a headline sized to stay readable when the store shrinks it into search results. The screenshot copywriting guide covers what to write.
Download one PNG, or a ZIP with every selected size and language. Files are named by screen order and size, so they upload in order.
Twelve App Store and Google Play sizes, six of them selected by default: iPhone 6.9″ and 6.5″, iPad 13″, Android phone, Android phone tall, and Android tablet 10″. The other six can be switched on in the export panel.
Ten. The App Store takes up to ten screenshots per device size in each language, and Google Play takes two to eight per device type, so one project covers a full listing on either store.
Yes. Add a language and write its captions; the design and screenshots carry over. Exporting every size renders each language into its own folder in the ZIP. The screenshot localization guide covers which markets are worth it.
In this browser. The project autosaves as you work, screenshots included, so a refresh keeps it. Clearing the site's data in your browser removes it. To move a design to another machine, export it as a template file and import it there.
Yes, with the controls in a bottom sheet. A laptop or desktop is easier for a full set of screens.
Open the editor, drop in a screenshot, and pick a template.
Or read how it works end to end, or the FAQ.