What is this site?
AppScreenshoot is a browser tool for app-store listing images: capture your real UI first, then pick an editable template in the studio, swap in screenshots and headlines, choose a device canvas, and export for the App Store or Google Play. It helps turn one story into a multi-size screenshot set with less rework; it does not capture your app for you.
Core features
- Pick a visual direction from the template library, then replace sample screens, headlines, and backgrounds in the studio
- Canvas presets for iPhone, iPad, and Android phones, plus a Google Play 1024×500 feature-graphic canvas
- Edit text, images, and device frames in layers; keep a mockup frame or remove it so the UI fills the frame
- Preview the full screenshot sequence, then export PNG or JPEG; use 1× export to match canvas pixel dimensions
- Free-labeled templates support local editing without an account; Pro templates and cloud projects need membership or sign-in (see the site)
- Exports image files you upload yourself to App Store Connect or Play Console
Common use cases
- Indie first launch: produce iPhone / Android multi-size sets from one narrative
- Listing refresh on update: swap real screens and headlines, keep the template look, re-export
- Ship for both App Store and Google Play: export per canvas; make a separate 1024×500 feature graphic when needed
- Pre-submit check: tune layout and type in the browser, confirm legibility when scaled down, then export
- iPad-capable apps: use a real iPad capture and matching canvas instead of stretching a phone shot
Who is it for?
- Developers, indie makers, and designers preparing store screenshot sets
- Small teams that maintain both iOS and Android listing images and want a template start
- People who want to try Free templates before deciding on Pro
- Poor fit: anyone without real app screenshots who expects the tool to capture the UI
- Also a poor fit: heavy design workflows that need a full brand system or desktop-level layout control
How does it compare to similar tools?
Skip “which ranks first.” Use these checkable dimensions:
- Source material: you supply real UI captures; the tool handles composition and size, not capture
- Output targets: common store screenshot canvases plus a Google Play feature-graphic preset, with links to official size guidance
- Access: Free templates can be edited locally without an account; the full collection is Pro
- Delivery boundary: you download images and submit yourself; correct dimensions do not guarantee store approval
FAQ
Q: Does AppScreenshoot capture my app automatically?
A: No. It turns screenshots you already have into listing images with a canvas, background, and headline. Capture the UI yourself first.
Q: Can I use it without an account? What is Free vs Pro?
A: The studio supports local editing without an account. Free includes Free-labeled templates; Pro unlocks the full collection. Cloud projects require sign-in. See the pricing page for current plans.
Q: Can one iPhone screenshot work for an iPad listing?
A: If the app supports iPad, use a real tablet capture. A wider canvas changes composition; scaling a phone shot alone does not show the tablet experience.
Q: Does the right export size guarantee approval?
A: No. Size is only one requirement. Screenshots must also represent the product accurately and meet store content rules; you upload and check the latest guidance.
